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PASSING OF COL. L. n. CLARKE.
Survivor Of Walker Nicaraguan Ex-
pedition and Prominent Turfman.

ST Louis. Mo-, February 9.-Colonel
Lew A. Clarke. secretary of the St.
Louis Elkz Lodge and formerly we'll
known race track official. died here today
from the effects of an operation. Colonel
Clarke was one of the best known men in
this section of the country. He was
survivor Of the Walker Nicaaguan ex-
petition OF 1860. ana a national figure in
the Brotherhood of Elks. lie was born
in Pennsylvania I'm 1S2L As a young man,
he engaged in journalistic work in New
Orleans He came to st. Louis twenty
Years age
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Battle with Rebels.

r.itv If Nrcxico. February Merida ad-
vice. show that on Thursday last a bat
H.. was fought between NHl Maya rebel
Indians and government troops twenty
nNe miles from rebel headquarters Inc
Sfvtb b.ttalion inflicted "a heavy loss on
tr, enemy. who had nifty killed and about
ono hundred wounded. The federal troops
Host four men.
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ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
King Victor Emmanuel Has a Cor
dian Knot to Solve.

Rome. February 7.-Signvr Saracco ten
dered the resignation of the cabinet this
morning.
King Victor Emmanuel Will consult with
the president OF the senate and chamber
Of deputies and the various party leaders
today and tomorrow before designating a
new premier. He Is confronted with a
task of great difficulty. owing 10 the
chaotic conditions Of the parliamentary
parties. The majority which defeated the
government yesterday consisted Of
transitory coalition Of the members OF the
right and left. only tb. Rudni group sup
porting the government. the socialists OPP
posin- the cabinet because tncv consider
ID h not sufficiently liberal. while the
riehtists accused 10 of lacking coherent
poIicv and yielding 10 tho socialists. Ihe
ran of the ministry was thus due to dia-
inctrlcal1y opposed reasons
Yesterday coalition disappeared I'M
mediate.y after the vote. the PARTIES being
bitterly antaponiStic cas- regards - general
nnlicv. So the first parliamentary crisis
The new king has 10 solve appears 10 De
a perfect G0rdiau knot
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CHINESE BLOOD Is COMMON.
A Legal Opinion Has Caused Con
starnatian in Honolulu.

Honolulu, January 4.-(Correspon-
dcnce The Associated prcss)-Th regis
ir.ttion of the Chinese in the Hawaiian
islands for the purpose of issuing 10
them certificates of residence on Ameri-
can soil VIII begin on February l. Dis
trict Attorney Baird has expressed the
opinion that certificates should hc see
cured as u matter OF safety 10y all per
sons who have any Chinese blood in
ih.m This OPINION has startled many
r.ot,le here aS\Iiuuoluu has many cit-
zt..ls of high social and financial standing
,ya, arc thus by inference stated a. have
ONLY doubtful rights To enter the United
States.
The report of the first grand jury on the
island ~ Hawaii az lilo bas just been
presented. ft deals very largely " th
ine conditions at immortality said L. be
existing in the town and calls i"r NiEo-
raus reform. Tho town Is referred 10 ~
thr report as ''a modern Sod"m. and
the pplfc. and courts are urged 10 take
stern measures To- improve the coudi-
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COT RIGHT MAN AT LAST.
Negro Who Murdered Marshal Rich
ardson Shot Dead.

Biloxi Miss, February 5.-Constab.e
Alfonso Benny. Of Gulfport, reported this
evening that me had shot and killed TO-DAY
i'm the northern part Of the county IN ,
rscro. Lewis. whose murder OF Marsnal
Walter Richacdson. of Guliport' s"l'F
time ago caused 80 much Indignation am"
excitement in tnis section. nc H'ai
- ,.t,,..t ,rbfio resisting arrest. ana the
,.t,t,.i ,,ftI, which he shot Richardson was
talen iron, him by the constable. 90.
soon after the marshal was 1ast3 h5Sq y!f. ,ybo
Z, Z, ''. .L-,'eht xyae the mGrdt rcr ana
IN if Ned MIN The rext day they learned
,b,t tbc wrong regro llld been lynched'
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To Legalize Joint Smashing.

Topeka. Kas.. February 9.-Represen-
tative Lawrence today introduced bill
to Iegalize oint smashing, making 1t a
sufficient defense i'm an action at law To
show that the property destroyed was
used in the opera ton of a joint The bill
was advanced to second reading. de-
mand to rush il to third reading was de-
feated by a vote of % to ..
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Want Pardon for Adams.

city Of Mexico. February A petition
viii Dee presented a. President Diaz for
the pardon OF Edward +. Adams. of New
orleans. who. in 1892. murdered Carlo
Slrguet a waiter iu the National opera
house restaurant. President Diaz. az the
request of the American legation and in
view of the cNtenuating circumstances.
commuted his sentence 10 Imprisonment
f.r fNrnnft. Nnare.
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Texas and Pacific Controls.

Shreveport La, February S-The Tex
as and Pacific railroad assumed control
of the TeNarkaua, Shreveport and Nat
chez railroad, which extends from this
city TO TeXarkaE1. At L o'clock tonight
The deal has been under consideration
for some time. and the hnai arrangements
for the transfer We're made today The
line will be operated as part Of the east
ern division of the Texas and Pacific.
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Porto Ricans Coming Here.

Ponce Porto Rico. February THE
New York and Porto Rico Steamship
CamUauy-s steamer Californian. Captain
DYER. sailed last night for New orleans
with Sun emiErants. well dressed and
cheerful M the prospect of work. Eight
hundred more emigrauts have been re
cruited and are awaiting a steamer.
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Msxico Likes American Bridges.

Mexico city. February IA contract
FOR eight steel bridges on the National
'rahauntsprc railway has been given 10
NtfIlkcu Bros. an American firm Of this
city. American bridges are preferred on
accp,iut Of the quality and rapidity with
which orders can be filled
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ARE READY TO QUIT MEMPHIS
lollicoffer Camp Doesn't Want To
Entertain Mckinley.

Knoxville, Tenn. February 5-(Special1
Ho.licoffer camp, United Confederate Vet
Grams. has adopted resolutions requesting
General John Is. Gordon to change the
place Of the next reunion from Memphis
to some other city This action was taken
because Memphis invited President VII
lam Mckinley to be a guest Of honor.
Copies of the resolutions nave been sent
to other camps. some OF whom have taken
similar action.
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MINISTER HAS DISAPPEARED.
Wife and Children Reach Kansas
City Without HIM

Kansas city. Mo. February 9.-(Speclal)
Mr.. j. NJ. Cross and Two children, from
Morristown. Tenn. were at the union de-
pot this morning looking for lost hus-
band ami father. Mr.. Cross, who is a
C,,~,stiar rreacher. started with his fam
ilv over the Memphis route for Ezbon,
Kan. where he was to take charge of a
church. Near Springfield, Mo, Mrs. Cross
said her husband gave her all of the
money he had. her tickets and his watch.
At Nichols Junction it was noticed that
he was missing Ills wife and children
came ON to Kansas City. Efforts We're
made to find NIr. cross by the railroad
company. but it cou.d get no trace OF him
on he train he told his wife that some
body was following him 20 murder hirn
IL also told her he had been robbed near
Norristown before he eft and believed the
rohbor was following him. His disappear
anca is a mystery to his Wife. who said
sbc could In no way account for his ac-
tiODs
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LAID MAN ON A HOT STOVE.
he Couldn't Stand the Pain and
Gave Robbers $1,000.

Toledo. O., February Late last night
four men broke into the house of Charles
Krout. near Steam Corners, o.. and after
they had stripped him partially and laid
him upon a stove. quickly lifting him of.
writhing ina pain ana placing him on the
floor. ne gave them $500 he had hidden.
The robbers escaped.
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Queen of Sweden Ill.

Tondon. February G.-The queen OF
sweden ana Norway Is suffering from
DANGEROUS affection of the throat. says
The Cop nhagen correspondent OF The
Daily Telegraph. Her strength IS much
reduced and her condition very serious.
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allapoosa Gold Mining Company,

Trenton. y j., February 1.-THE Talla-
poosa Gold Mining Company, with a cap
AL Of 81 000 COO was Incorporated here
todav The company is empowered to
oncrate gold mines i'm Haralson county,
Georgia The incorporators are j. a.
Tsitchthnrn. Charles Y. Flanders and Wal
ter A. Rigg, of Camden.
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Denmark Ready To Sell.

Conenhagen. February 4-The finance
committee Of tho landsthinc. or upper
mousse Of ;ha rigsdag. has been informed
that the cabinet Is IN favor OF selling the
Danish West Indies to the United States.
provided certain conditions are agreed To-.
which ara not considered insurmountable
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She Was Burned to Death.

Knoxville. Tenn. February 7.-(Special)
Mrs. Harriet Goodman. aged forty years.
was burned to death today. Her cloth
ing ienited from a crate. Flesh fell from
her limbs and body before help reached
her She died after six hours agony.
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I. S. Carlisle, Esq, of Manchester, Coffee
Co, Tenn, writes 81 have been using your
medicines for the last sixteen or eighteen
wears in my Poorhouse. / am superintend-
ent of the Coffee County Poorhouse and
ASYLUM combined Your Favorite Pre-
scription,' Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets are the best medicines Tor
the diseases for which they are recommended
that | ever used. They saved my wife's life
at the time OF change of life l also cured
the worst case of lunacy that we ever had
with your Favorite Prescription The case
had been under the doctors care for three
wears. used your medicine about seven or
eight months and the patient was as well as
she ever was III her life. This was nine Jea,s
ago and she is still in good health. have
been recommending your medicine to many
afflicted women and have also guaranteed that
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TO BUILD BATTLEsHIP GEORGIA
Navy Department Has Let Contract
to Bath Iron Works.

Bath. Me. February S.-The Bath iron
works received a contract for the CON
structiOn of a United States battleshp 70
be named the Georgia from the navy de-
partment at Washington this afternoon.
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At Your Own Home.

cure any form of chronic disease. no
matter what treatment has failed write
me fully about your case. j. newton
Hathaway. NJ. d. No. AZ Inman building
Atlanta. Ga.
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THEY KNEW HOW TO SHOOT
Eugene Lewis and Henry Hudson
Meet in Duel-Both Dead.

TeXarlana February Sat index. a
small station on the Kansas City. Pitts
burg and Gulf railroad. ten miles north
of her. Ergene Lewis and Henry Hud-
son fought duel tonight and both ase
dead. Lewis used musket and Hudson
"A siX-shOOter
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SAMPSON TO BE OVER sCHLEx.
President To Send Els Santiago Z st
to the Senate Monday.


Washington. February eft is expect
ed that the president VIII Monday reVr
renominate ali the officers connected v h
the naval victory cT Santiago July 8.
1S9S. whose nominations for advaucad
rank failed OF action in the senate usny
months ago. Tha new nominations VIII
be identical in character with those for
merly sent to the ecna le. with this dill r
ence, thar The operation OF the personal
law already has advanced many of me
officers whose names were on the list. and
consequently the department IS obliged %
make some recommendations 10 cary
out the spirit Of the boards Instructions
Rear Admiral Sampson IS advanced to
rank after Rear Admiral Howell. The
senior officer in his grade and next below
him Admiral Dewey. Rear Admiral Sch -ey
( sadvanced to rank next below Rear IS J.
miral Sampson. The order of advan -
ment in the case Of the other officers =
practically the same as in the original
nomination.
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ned Woman Killel by Street Car.

Knoxville. Tenn. February 7.-(Special)
Mrs Caroline Walker. aged seventy-two
years. "A peusioner was struck and in
stantiv killed by a street ear today. She
was going from the pension office to the
bank to cash her check. Her body was
horribly mangled.
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10 Bar Alcohol as Medicine.

Chicago. February 4.-Thc Woman's
Christian Temperance Union officers to-
dav decided to send circulars To all the
medical journals. hospitals and medical
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colleges throughout the country petition
ing all physicians connected with the
institutions to refrain from prescribing
alcohol for medical uses
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Nail Trust Advances Prices.

pf++sbura. pa. February 1.-The cut nail
rooI today announced an increase IN
pricas of five cents . keg, to so into ef-
foot Mt once.
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a VALUABLE PRESENT !.


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EsyEssna. On receipt Of sfaTr7s 10 cxEcnGc q
mailing OILY, Pierce sill send Ff2EE @oHy ~
hr 4" Tbc Common Css0 Medical
Adviser" conEaEafug fGs3 thousand f2FEaS
0sqrs owe hundred Hfusfrsff01S sf 70
bsssf family medical N0rk c1f $cn1 81
oos-ce0f ssansps 40 volume ony
~ afansps for fire. hoOk IN 7apc~-coycr5s
N AsdrsHss Or. 2. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, FL. =.
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Recommended by Women.
Cures Guaranteed.

hester Coffee Mrs Barnes, of Balls Ferry, Shasta Co..
on using your Cal writes uMv physician said suf
or eighteen fering from the effects of change of life.
superinend had heart disease and uterine trouble ard
orhouse and rheumatism. My head dizzy could
'avorite hardly stand up When began to Dr..
iscoverv' and Perces improved right along.
medicines for took eight bottles of the Favoe
Prescription teaspoonfu three times day,
NV ves life and the Pleasant Pellets night feel
also cured well did take great pleasure
had in recommending Dr. Pierce's medicines to
n The case suffering l think they the best
are for three medicines in the world can't say enough
about III their praise. The Favore Prescription
as as we'll cured had been sick for years
vas nine yea,s SO I hardly able to be about
-alth feel my duty write to you have
cine TO many received much benefit from the OF yor
,aranteed that medicine" says Mrs. Lizzie A Bowman OF
not cure New Matarnoras Washington Co., Ohio 1T
,ay back the have taken four bottles of Fsvorite Pres
pent for it. on female weakness and change Of life
been Before began taking it could not DO any
pom refund thing had such pains in my head and in
have guar the back OF my neck that thought would
seventy FIVE lose my mind. Now I work every day
hundred recommend 'Favore Prescription to al
Pescrp females suffering in the period Of change OF
equal for life 1t Is the best medicine have ever
of women found"
Is hardly possible to exaggerate the benefits received
weak and sick who in their distress have made
of rFavorite Prescription" From the first change
fe when the girl becomes woman to the last change
ife, and through all the intervening periods Of wife
and motherhood "Favorite Prescription preserves
wonlanly health and strength and cures womanly
1t establishes regularity and dries the offensive
rs which undermine the strength. It heals infanl-
ion and liberation and cures female weakness. Moth
have found in it a wonderful assistance. It cures
ming Sickness promotes physical strength and mental
.rfulness. and makes the babys advent practically
less
Tomen who are weak and sick; especially those whose
rents are of long standing, invited 70 consult
Pierce by letter fire.. All correspondence IS held IN
ed secrecy and the written condolences of women
red by the same strict professional privacy observed
Dr. Pierce in personal interviews with sick women, at
Invaiids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, \. Y.
lress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, " Y
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if it did not cure |
would pay back the
money spent for it. l
have not once been
called upon to refund.
/ think l have guar
anteed seventy FIVE
or one hundred cases.
'Favorite Prescrip-
ton has no equal for
diseases of women
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
A Merry Boating Party.

Mr. and Mrs. S. P. whiting enter
tanned q number Of friends with a
boating party up on the rocks, where
supper was served on the rocks, after
which the party fioated down the
Muskingum to the music of planta-
tion songs. Mr.. and Mrs. Wittlig en-
tertained in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Carter, Of st. Louis, Mo-, and
Miss Mabel Wickham, of Athens, who
has been visiting in the city for sever
al days.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Will plum
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wittlig, Mr..
Brent Gard and Miss Wickham.
The party enjoyed the boat ride
immensely and judging from the
sound of the singing they were just
having jolly time.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
c. p. Tinkhdm.

G.. P. Tinkham, for number of
years employed as machinist by the
Marietta chair comany, passed away
at his home on Foster Lane Tues
day morning at $3.50 after short ill
ness with bowel trouble. He was
born May 6,'1S21, and was in his S0th
year. Mr.. Tinkham was married
twice. His first wife was Miss Irene
Harris, of Marietta, and his second
wife was Mrs. William Hayward, of
Waterford. He leaves one daughter,
Mrs. Chambers, of Amanda, O., and
three step daughters, Miss -Rena -Hayr
ard, Mrs. X. 3. DAVIS OF THE West
Side, and one in Chicago to MOURN
their loss.
The funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
EVANGELIST BETTES
Will Make Marietta a Visit
Next Week.

Rev. S. G.. Bettes, the noted Cana
dian evangelist, whose present home
is at Yale, Michigan, was caller at
the Leader office on Tuesday, being
enroute to Stockport, where it is his
purpose to conduct meetings for sew
eral days. He will then return to Ma
rietta and expects to hold series of
meetings in Muskingum Park next
week.
Rev. Bettes was in this city about
eighteen years ago, when he preach
ed throughout four weeks. He re-
marked the wonderful strides Mariet-
ia has made forward since that time.
Rev. Bettes has organized u comp
any of twenty men, who, next sum-
mer will go to South America and
form colony for missionary purposes.
A yacht is now being built at Pitts
burg for their use. 1t will cost $4,000
and the party expects to start on their
long journey about the first of May.
They will drop down the Ohio to the
Mississippi and the Gulf of Mexico,
then through the Atlantic to the
mouth of the Rio Negro river, up
which they will travel until their des-
tination Is reached
The government of the United
States OF Colombia has ceded them
one thousand acres of land on which
to form their colony. 1t is their pur-
pose to cultivate the soil and to teach
Christianity to the Indians of that
country.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
Trial Postponed.

w. ]. Hudson, of st. Louis, was
brought before United States Com
missioner Leeper Tuesday morning on
the charge of dunning by postal card.
Witnesses were here from distance,
among them General Hearst, of Chill
licothe. The case was continued ow-
ing to the inability of Post Office In
spector j. T. Oglefeld, of Cincinnati,
to be present because of sickness.
The case was postponed until Septem-
ber 3. He was released under 5000
bond,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
CONTRACT
Let for the Overhead Work
on the New Line.

The contract for the overhead work
of the Parkersburg and Marietta cleo
trio line was let Tuesday morning,
conditionally, but the name of the
contractor has not yet been given out,
for the reason that there is slight
misunderstanding between the rail-
way people and the contractors re-
garding the wire,
AS soon as this difference is set
tled-if it is .settled-the name of the
person who secured the contract will
be given out, also the contract price.
The misunderstanding is slight one
and will in no way retard the compile
tion of the road, as the matter will
in all probability, be settled AMIGA
bly, within day or two.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14

FOR SALE A Four Horse Gas En-
gine with gasoline attachment,-Cald
well make. In good condition and do
ing perfect work in our office where
it can be seen at any time. The Leader
Publishing Company.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14

Lost-Oil leases and maps on Front
street, near Bellevue hotel. Leave at
st. Cloud hotel and receive reward.
July 81
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Lost-Gold watch, in Muskingum
Park Friday evening. Finder will
please return same to 722 Third street
and receive reward.
Aug. 10 If.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14

WANTED-Two Bright Young Men.
Call at the Commercial College, 151
Front street.
July 26th.-t
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
BOlte---VolkWein.

The wedding of Mr.. Louis Bolte, the
well known cigar roller at Hutchins,
to Miss Rosa Volkwein will take place
this morning at the brides home on
Wooster street. After the ceremony
they will take a short wedding trip,
after which they will return to Mari
eta and go to housekeeping at 2ll
Gilman avenue.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14

For Sale or Exchange-For smaller
property or vacant lots. nine room
house, large lot. Centrally located.
Apply to j.. A. Plumer &c Son.
July 21
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tewksbury,
of Athens, have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Stacy, Fifth
street ",
The Damen Vereln will hold a
called meeting at the home Of Miss
Carrie Strecker,a PIG Washington
street, at $3.50 this evening. A full
attendance is desired.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
PALMS AND FERNS.

We have nice line Of Ferns and
Palms in stock at Greenhouse, corner Of
Fourth and SCANNED streets. Gut
flowers and plants of all kinds. Design
work and Decorating specially.
]. w. SMITH
tsll phone 2es-s.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-14
Marriage License.

Louis Bolte, cigar maker, of Mari
eta, o., and Rosa Volkwein, of Mari
eta, o.
Rev. S. Mueller named to officiate.
The age-herald., 1901-12-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Florence Hotel Arrivals: M. B. Neece, Huntsville; c. Pearce. Mobile; w. H. Bidgood, New Orleans; John NJ Shear, Jasper; J. E. Burton Jasper; w. Rod. man Wharton. Philadelphia; Miss Celia A. Smith, Alabama; E. c. Wills, R. l.. Page. Georgia;~ T. H. McMichael Syla- cauga; R. B. Wilkinson, Louisville; w. F. Mcclure. New York City; D. R. Wal raven Atlanta; A. F. Woodmansee, At lanta; P. T. Pitts, Philadelphia; R. l.. Lewis, Sterritt; H. F. Sharon, Jr., Cin- cinnati; G. R. Parsons, Chicago; H. E. Gould, Memphis; J. l.. Carter, Nashville; J, Milton Brown. W. Lee Louisville; {; J. D. Lowry Chattanooga; S. Sheppard, Florida; E. E. Hibbes. St. Louis J. H. Dyer. Louisville; H. G. McNeer, Winston. N. C.; J. A. Dysart, Atlanta: J. W. Lind sey, Omaha; G. c. Ray, Carbon HiN: B. D. Williams, Colenor. Ala; E. J, Wiley. Atlanta; T. L. Dyar, Winston Salem. N. C.; J. s. Hargrove, Attalla :: w. w. Martin. Atlanta Thomas A. At kins, Knoxville, Tenn: J. D. Collier. Alabama; J. Willis Jones. Alhertsville: :: w. M. Coleman Albertsvine; R. T. Con nally, Cleveland. O.; T. H. McMichael Sylacauga; O. w. Wilkerson, Marion: I T. Henry. Springfield, Tenn; George L, Kennedy, New York; Sam Peavler Bris- tol. Tenn.