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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
STEEL STRIKE MAY BE S1TTLED
Negotiations Said to Be Going on and
Strikers Hope to Get to Work Soon.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 3.-It is probable
that the strike against the American
Sheet Steel Company may be settled
soon. President Shafer of the Amalga-
mated Association said today:
Il do not believe that there will he a
general strike. have hopes that the
trtAble will be settled to the satisfaction
of all concerned. 1t is the employers
next move. Our scale expired on June
80, and they refused to sign the new
fscale. Our men cannot and will not
work until it is signed. Should the en-
ploycrs wish to meet us again to talk
over the scale, we will meet them and I
am satisfied that something will be done
within the next two weeks"
Several con. erencrs have been held he.
aftJwdGB-a ok0lf-i'ilH3ififonn foht.T
tween the factions in the last forty-eight
hours and meeting Of the Amalgamated
Advisory Board will likely be held OIL
SATURDAY. 1nere was n telephone discus
sion today between officials of the Anal
yamated Association aud United States
Steel Corporation officials in New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Conference With Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Company Today.
WHERE IS COUPON No. l547
Local Shorter Day Movement Has
Already Benefited About
1000 Workmen in
This City.

Striking machinists will await the re-
port of the Harlan Il Heilinssworth Com
panys shop committee today with much
interest. The committee is to have Il
conference with the officials o' that com
pany ut 9 o'clock this morning. There
have been rumors of the conference u
be held today for several days but noth
ins definite could be learned until last
night when it was positively stated that
the conference would be held this mora
ing. Business men when they heard Of
the proposed conference wire elated.
1t is hoped that an agreement will be
reached whereby the striking machin-
lists can return to work.
The machinists, themselves. were yc:y
retieent on the subject and some would
give their opinion as what the outcome
of The conference would be. The strik'
ers will not make any more concessions
than what they have already made.
The Harlan n Hollingswortn Company
shop committee consists Of James Camp
bell, William II. Blake and Arthur ]en'
rings. The committee will probably re-
port the outcome of the conference at a
meeting of the Strikers Immediately after
it IL held.
With an agreement reached between
th" Harlan 4 lIollngswor,h Company
and it's striking machinists it would
leave but one moro shop. the ]. Morton
Poole Company, to conce'le the demand.
That shop employs about 60 machinists
and all Of them with the exception Of two
are still out. In case an agreement
should be reached this morning vita the
Harlan 4 Holingswor,h Company
many Of III, strikers are OF the opinion
that the ]. Morton oale Company would
soon fall in line. A lack Of work is
probably the cause of that shop hold.
ing out this long.
There can he no question but what the
mnchinists' strike for q min, hour day
with ten hours pay mas been 4 success
in this city. 1t has probably hecn more
successful than any othc, city in TIL"
country. or the twcnty-one shops i'll the
city nineteen of them ara Now working
on the nine hour schedule About 500
local men are already working on the
shorter day system as an outcomc Of the
strike. In addition to this the shorter
day has also been granted to all en-
Pl"A'N ~ INV uN'S AZ Joh'S oH!lHnS
and the I.ohd"ll Car Wheel Company
This is also largely due to the maciin-
lists stand for nine hour day. In all
there is now about 1000 employees in this
city who are working one hour less each
day and receiving the same pay as they
did before May 20.
Yesterday being n holiday there was
nothing doing with the strikers. Th" day
was passed quietly by the :nnchini>ts in
watching the celebrations. Coupon No.
1547 which won the woman'S geld ring Mt
the marlinists' benefit on Tuesday night,
has not been presented for he ri'.. as
yet If the holder Of the coupon does
not put in m appearance today tn" ring
will he given to Baby Keenan, who did
th" drawing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
kilied d by Boys Cannon.

Newark. N. j., July 4,--This af-
ternoon four boys loaded lead
slug an inch and quarter loug BY
half an inch thick into a large can.
non, and elevating the piece fred
it point blank at the window of the
house No. l22 Morris avenue, at
which sat Mrs. Emma Riley, 81
years old. The slug penetrated
the window aud shutter, passed
clear through the woman's head,
killing her instantly, and then
pierced several inches OF hard plas-
ter.
Two Of the boys, Joseph Rudd-
man and s. Anthony Parker. of
Bank aud Bruce streets, we're ar
rested. Mrs. Riley was packing
trunks preparatory to sailing Ior
Ireland to Join her husband when
she met death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
READING STRIKE ON AGAIN
Bad Faith is Charged by the Dis
satisfied Men.
Held Mass Meeting and by a Large
Majority Rescinded Their Az.
tion of Tuesdey.

Reading, July AT a largely ATTENDED
meeting Of the shop hands OF the Read
ing Railway last night it was decidet
that the strike should be continued and
that they would not return to work -
Friday morning. Dissatisfaction with
the terms Of settlement has been spread
ing ever since the publication Of the
basis Of agreement made between Chair.
man Rcschur and President Banr. The
assertion was made that some Of the men
who attended yesterday mornings SEES
sion in the Opera house voted for the
adoption of the agreement without fully
understanding its import. 1t was also
stated that the sentiment al this time OF
the difficulties between the railroad com
pany and It's men and not that which
exists between the Reading Iron Com
pany and its employees is distasteful to
some OF the men having in hand tho
latter struggle.
Some OF the strikers, it is said, have
become dissatisfied since the meeting, it
appearing I, them that the terms Of set.
tlcment looked too much in the com
pany's favor. The matter was most
thoroughly discussed tonight. when a
large majority decided that the strike
should go on over the entire system and
that instead Of rcsuming work on Fri
day a general meeting of those on strike
should be held at 10 a. IN. on that day.
1t is claimed that Instead of abiding
by tho terms Of agreement the company
has already broken faith. At Wayne
Junction, it is declared, some Of the
strikers were told that they could not
come back. but that their places would
he filled by new men. At the meeting
this evening some expressed dissatisfac.
tioE because the union was not recognized
and again they were not certain that
their wages would be raised to the
amount they demanded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
IRON M0LDER's TROUBLES.
Founders Association Given Time tc
Consider New Propositions.

Chicago, July Alt a conference be-
tween representatives Of the National
Founders Association and the Iron
Molders' Union the employers asked for
time to consider the propositions before Il
strike should be ordered. They We're
granted until Wednesday, July 10, on
which date they promised to give def
nate answer.
Two propositions are under considera-
tion. One for 4 straight minimum wage
scale of $3.50 day and the other for n
differential of 10 cents a day between
bench and floor, mo,lers, making the
minimum scale $2.75 for bench moldcrs
and $2.S5 for floor moldcrs. The present
scale is $3.50 and S2.75 day and the men
are deSirous of wiping ont the differ
ential altogether and placing both classes
Of workmen on an equal footing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
STRIKE CAUSES BEER FAMINE
Washington's Enforced Abstinence,
and Such Weather a. This, Too.

Washington, July ALPHABETICALLY all
the drivers, stable bosses, stable hands
and brewery workmen employed at
Washington beer brewing plants struck
yesterday morning. About It's men are
out. For several hours the move block
ed all the breweries IN the city. Subst.
tute hands were found as the day wore
On, however. Clerks. agents and "ad''
writer's vera impressed as drivers. and
limited quantity Of beer was delivered
The effect of the strike Is that nearly
every bar in the city sold out by o'clock
In the afternoon and practically sus-
pended the sale Of beer. No prospects
OF reconciliation Is manifest.
A demand for general raise in
WAGES agreed upon by Beer Drivers
Union, No. 2a4 Of tAs ADsrioan Fedora
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Death OF John Wayne,

In the death Of John Wayne,
which took place last Sunday,
White Clay Creek hundred loses a
use Eul citizen. He was an earnest
Republican and desired th. iri-
umph OF that party. lie was
candidate Tor the nomination tor
the Legislature but he was beaten
by William Chandler whom he sup
ported cheerfully without any ifs
or butts. His remains we're i'll
TERED in the NJ. e. cemetery at
Christ'ana, on Tuesdav, amid a
large concouree of relatives and
friends. 1t has been truly said,
"Man proposes but God disposes.
Let all therefore be prepared to
meet the fate VII ch coneth to all
meu. by acting we'll tie rpart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
BODY FOUND
IN A WELL.

Reading, Pa, July 4.-The body
Of John Edwards, farmer, aged 46
years, was found at the bottom Of a
dry we'll on his farm near Stouchs-
burg, Berks county, this morning.
His body was discovered by his little
daughter Mary, who raised an alarm.
The body was taken from the well by
John Werner and Samuel Schadler.
1t was found that Edwards had
seven ugly cuts in the head. evident.
ly made by some sharp instrument.
Coroner Meyer Of Reading, was sum-
moned and held an inquest. Mrs.
Edwards, the widow Of the dead man
testified that at about 8 o'clock last
night she and her five children retir-
ed for the night but that Edwards
concluded to sleep on the porch Of
the farm house on account of the in
tense heat. That was the last time
she saw him alive.
John Strause. neIghhor Of the
Edwards, testified that he saw Ed
wards sitting on the porch at To-
o'clock last night talking to two men
The three men were talking quietly
and were not disputing or angry.
When the Coroner made an investi-
cation this morning he found trail
Of blood leading from the cistern to
the porch where Edwards had been
sleeping. The top Of the cistern
which was closed yesterday afternoon
was torn otf and lay close to the cis.
tern.
The Coron.r's jury rendered ver-
dict this evening that Edwards was
murdered by parties unknown. Coro'
ner Meyer said this evening that
Edwards was unquestlonably murder.
ed and that there will be arres is
made in day or two. Mrs. Ed
wards who is ABOUT 40 years Of age,
washed the blood from the porch this
morning. County Detective McDer-
mott has, he thinks, q clue that will
lead to the arrest Of the guilty par
lies in a few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Women Cling to Wrecked Boat =.

New London, Conn, July 4.-Af-
ter clinging for several hours to tile
bottom OF an upturned 8 ''looat Mrs.
A. W. Pickering, Miss Pickering
and Miss Tucker of Providence,
we're rescued at midnight by Cap
tain Brown. Of the tug Gertrude, as
he was passing through Narrasau-
sett Bay.
The three women. with A. W.
Pickering. Miss Johnson and Miss
Edith Tucker, we're sailing Tues
day, when the boat overturned. In
small boat Pickering took one of
mis- daughters and the Misses john
son to safety. intending to return
for the others.
He lost his way, and the three
women cluug to the overturned
boat FOR many hours. They were
almost exhausted when folnd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Cutting Whsst At Nig&.

On Wednesday we mentisned The
fact that Harry Stafford Of New
Castle hundred, had cut and placed
in shock his field Of wheat on Tues.
day night. supposiug that no other
farmer had been engaged in the
same way. Since then we have
been Informed that Harvey Hol.
liugsworth whose farm 10 situated
near the Ferris Reform School, cut
and shocked his v hsat on tho same
night. holding that work at night
was much less oppressive than
when done uuder a1blazlug sun
with the mercury runuiug to I've r
100 degrees In the sha de.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI,

Held Meeting in the Historical
Building Yesterday Morning.
The Delaware Society OF Cincinnati
held meeting at the Historical Society
Building in this city yesterday morning,
lhe society holds but two meetinss q
year, one on July and on February %.
On account Of the extremely warm
weather there was a small attendance at
the meeting held yesterday. Those pres
ent were: President, Pearce; secretary,
Captain Baltis, Mr., Sangton and Mr.. Sell
ers Of Philadelphia; Bishop Coleman
and Or. Jonn F. Wales OF this city.
The committees were requested 10 have
tablet made for the Washington head.
quarters in this city. The society de.
cided to erect monument in memory
Of the Sons Of the Revolution at Dover
as soon as arrangements can be made.
Following the meeting the members
dined At the Wilmington Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
MACHINISTS WILL
.. MEET EMPLOYERS
1t Is Possible That the Strike May Yet be
Settled.
MEN MAY SOON GO BACK TO THEIR WORK

|tion of Labor, and Brewery Workers
Union, No. 11S, Of the same order, is the
occasion for the strike. BY the proposed
new scale of wages the regular drivers
are to be advanced from so to s25 per
week, stablemen from $40 to $l2 per
week, drivers an increase from j cents
to 6 cents per box of empty bottles re-
turned and corresponding increases for
all other employees.
At present the breweries supply the
har-rooms and restauipHlN with ice and
the general ice CONCERNS sell all their
|proluct to other consumers II the bars
'are forced to buy ice from the Ice com
panies tho quantity available for other
uses will be cut down one third.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Farm for Sale,

The sixty acre farm Of the late
Mr.. Guest, situated on the River
Road, near Edge Moor, Brandy.
wine hundred, will be sold at pub
lie sale at the Office Of Harry En-
mons. Esq, on Monday afternoon,
the Sth inst, by order Of the execu-
tors. It 10 a desirable property
and should bring a fair price. In
sormation in regard to it can be
obtained Of r. G Fraim, Esq.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Lightning Bolt Kills Two.

BridgeviIle. Del, July IA bolt OF
lips on Wodns day, has resul ted in lhe
death of her daughter, Bertha, aged l6,
aud so badly injured o younger daug htsr
that her death is!mor entsrily expected.
Mrs. Phillipa and Bertha. were seated on
q boz near . window. the bolt Of light.
ming entering and Instantly killing ths
mother. the daughter dying = few hours
later.
Two large warehouses in the same!vc.n
~ were struck by lightning and BADLY
dameRed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
ROBBED OF CLOTHING,
Walter Brown Held Up in the
West Yard.
Stripped Of Coat, Shoes and Hat.
No Arrests Have Been
Mace,

Walter Brown, boy tramp, was held
up by gang Of tramps in the west
yard early yesterday morning and robbed
of pair Of shoes, coat and hat. There
We're several in the gang and although
he struggled could not shake off the
highwaymen. After his clothing was
stolen he managed to escape and ran to
this city where he notified the police.
Policemen Shields and Conner went to
the scene. The thieves ran on the ap-
proach Of the officers. The clothing was
found on the floor Of freight car.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05

r1HER1Frs eALD-BY VIRTUE OF 4
- wit Of Levari Facias. to me drsctAd.
vili be exposed 10 public sale a. Ue
Court House, on Market street ostween
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN tns CIV
Of Wilmington, New Castle County.
stats Of Dslaweres
THE 9Th DAY OF JULY, 1901,
At 10 clock. = m,
the following described real estate, VIZ:
An that certain lot Of land with three
story brock dwelling house thereon erect
al situate In the city Of Wilmington
hforesald. bounded and described as fol-
Vows, to wit:
Son Street, At tho centre OF a two feet wide
Hley, at The distance Of nlnety-Nght feet
horthsrly from the portherly side Of Sec
pnd street, thence eaAterly parallel with
Eiy parailsl viii MADISON street sixteen
Net; thence weYter,y psfallsl with Second
ttrsst seventy teet to the said easterly
hde Of Madison street, 4i1d thence thereby
Southerly sixteen feet ee tho place Of be-
ginning. be tho contents thereof what
they may. WAh tho uss and privilege Of
The aforementioned two feet wide alley
in common with others entitled thereto
forever.
seissd and taken in execution as The
property OF Bridget A. Mcbride. surviving
imortgagor. and t.. end to b. sold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL, bheriff.
sheriff.s onics. Wilmington. Delaware.
June ~ 1SoA ,-,.'..- ----.-~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
RAILROAD.
Schedule In elfect Nay II, l10l.
All trains illuminated with HsntARA

Schedule In effect May -, lSOl.
An trains illuminated with RsntaaA,
y Express trains. |
Trains leave Wilmington Delaware ave-;
NEW !; yoRK q wee. !, ssy:s q .s" ~ ;1oss
U.s. U.s. III 80 A. 'l'ss sss + g :ss. s.sas's & tRay .s
PHILXDELrHIA, week days. .5u Ia.
Il ~ ~ % s &c. ss ss Il aol:i W. lm.,sah, m n,
S2s. .sg7. SIS. '742. 80 81 p m. sundsysA
sol. It0, $50, '9 50, l053. 'll,s5 a. m % IS,
~, .sss Ms Roysl Limited; SIS, '7a-.
Chester week days $50, $50, 10, soe
'sa9. .l0.t2, 1852 a. m. 24s 'sSs, .62s. SIS
,sss na m M sua rs. 81. Is. s 's ~ W sss
AZ Xa.nsse = i, city. week days, $3.50 a. m.
'lsi1. IS and sis p. m. Sundays. l. y 4
U c.p. ! nv, I: otscn City. week days, ~t
4 m; TS p; m. Sundays ~ a. IN.
., ssa Z Isle city week days $50 a. n,
Baltimsr. and washington, week day,
M aN 'a@ 'il;ol = M, 'l2.5e. 200 ~
~H $50 ReYal Limited 'So4, ID =
:sos. w .sss (Ro,s Lmit.dj. sss. aSss
nsltimor. and way stations. SIS . m. !,
tW p M, oally except sunday; SOo q. m.
SIS p. M, Sunday only.
Newark. week days, pls, SbS, stA
'll.N q. M 'l2,5s. slS. rb7, $40, s1oN
P. M. Sundays sAls. 'sc4, sos =. M; '125S
~67. $50, SO, 'le.ls p. m
Pittsburg, week days. sSM q. m; AS7
s10.ls p. N. Sundaya 1o4 q M; s467, slol0
D. m.
Chicago, daily, 's4 a. m: as7 ? m. :
Cincinnati and st. Louis. '4lS a. MS
sl2 Sc and sl0.l6 .. m. daily.
HinSerly Accommodation, week days, a63
= M: $40. SO p. m. Sundays. sos u M &
SE, so p m. I
Landenberg accomm cd alton. week days.
Leave MxRKET' 81. STATION Fon
Baltimore week days. as p, m, =
Landenberg-,w week d,ys, so a.m.,f1
$50 p m Sundays. $40 =. m; SIS ?. m. I
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA fof;.WtiN
nnin4totl, week days, ass, $50. T3e. .ts1o9as
400 a IN. ;'l2 20 "lN 2l5,'sor Ha0A@. . &ss
sSB (Roysl Limited IS, S3s, - SH,
~ IS p. m. Sundays, '3.S5. $50 Nv and
LOO a. m; '1c 20 sls7 las 40, 'sK
(Royal Limited. SIS. '7.30, 10 $40, 10 NJ
p. m. -.S..x
Deimarvia Telephone No. 1888
Rates to Western points lower than viN
any other line.
Vi A. MILLER. Passenger Agent Wns
MtnEtoe. AkoA .-A----tA-
p.B MARTIN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
NO 1srs,sEsr IN RACES.
Even Free Admirtsnse Did Not At
tract the People.

Even Free Admirtsnse Did Not As.
tract the People.
Nointersss was sh 5wn In the racss
given yesterday by the Wilmington
horee Show Association. Even free nd.
mittance did not attract the people and
lsss than 100 persona were present.
There Was noshing Of Particular interest
In the races, though the heats IN tne
9.2O slass were trottsd in good time.
Only two classes were called out and in
both hall mile heats were trotted. The
sNmmary:
2.3O class.
Harry Kaiser, DR.. Garrett ...."."...l ! l
Red Wilton, "Pop" Wilson .........2 2 2
Time, I.J0, l.29, l.31.
2.2O class. Members Race.
Albert A lien, F. S. Dure ."...."."..l ! l
Marine, g. P. Postles .........".'..".2 2 2
Time, l.O9l, LODI, Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS.
To Pan American Exposition via BaItI.
more and Ohio Railroad

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
will run popular excursions to Buffalo on
account of the Pan American Exposition
and 80.
Trains will leave Delaware avenue Sta.
tiou at V.39a. M, with through parlor
cars attached. Tickets will be sold at ow
rate Of 80 for the round trip and will be
good for seven days including day Of is.
sue with privilege Of roturning on AL
trains except Black Diamond Express and
Royal Limited.
Parlor cur space can be reserved on ap-
pl.cation To H. A. Miller. P. A. ,Delawar
Avenue station, Wilmington, Dol
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
TUESDAY, JULY q 1901.
At 1 n,elOck n m sharp

The following persona property, 10 wit;
a. ! horse, . years old. good RIl
AR worker and driver, will work in -x0
single or double harness, miloh cows J
sprinx ger, family carriage In good order. |
market dearb horse cart. brood SOW
with p gs 8 large shuats, large lot of oil d and
spring chickens, plolEhs. harlows and cult
vntors, carriage and dear6 born harness, set
OF good cart bArnsss.g feed cuttsra In good
order. forks. spades. hoes and many other
articles too numerous to IN .ntlon.
House hold and kitchen furniture consist
ing Of parlor stove good as new. lifoot ex'
tension table. dining room chairs, bed room
sets. beds and bedding. lot OF carpets AID
mattinga | parlor stove, large cook stove.
In good order, rama buoKsts. tubs, aud many
other articles.
Terms Of sale-- All sums under SO cash. on
all Gums over that amount acredit OF 60 days
will he given by purchaser giving bankable
note with an approved ondorser. Interest
adde from day Of sale.
ELLA LANDERs, Execu:rix.
j26t P. O., New Castle Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
m Accident May XIII Conductor.

Media, Pa. July 4.-An accident which
will probably cost the life OF John Phil.
the Pbiiadslphia and Delaware souuty
trolley lins. occurred near Morton today.
The company was running trip cars
from AngorA to this point, with trailsrs
attached. Phillips was between the cars,
turning the trolley pole. when the motor.
man. who had probably reversed the
power, put on the current. The car ran
backward, crushing Phillips to the earth,
and ran over one leg, crushing 1t above
the knes. His stomach was also tern open
He was taken to the University Hospital,
and II 10 Thought he cannot rscoxsr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Danced to Escape Bullets.

Baltimore. Md, July 4.--Harry
Giles, boy. was held up on the
street BY other boys to-day aud
commanded to dance or be shot.
The young rufiians brandished pis-
tolls over his head.
The lad tried to dance, but his
legs trembled through fear. Sew
eral pistols were fred in the air,
and finally young Giles not being
able to dance to please his torment
ors, was shot in the leg. He was
removed to a hospital. Several of
the other boys we're arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Tornado In Nebraska

Omaha, Neb. July A-Spscials from
Graud Island. Eeb., tell Of a small tor :
nado, which struck afsw miles north Of
that Nty,
Two persons were killed and several 50.
vsrsly ha1ised and otherwise injured. No
details have been received,
Another report tells Of . tsnt being
struck and several persons hurt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
Entertafned Friends,

Samuel IL. Baynard entertained many
II mis- friends on his lawn on the Boulc-
ysrd yesterday. All the people living
10 the vicinity were invited. Tables were
lprcad under. the trees and refreshments
we're served. The affair was in the ma
lure of reunion and an enjoyable time
was spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-05
DOCTORS PASS EXAMINATION
Secretary Wilson of State Board An.
nonnces Successful Applicants.

DR.. ]. H. Wilson, secretary OF the Ex
amining Board OF the State Medical 30
ciety, has announced the successful ap.
plicants for license to practice medi'
cine and surgery in the State Of Della
ware. The examinat ions we're held Il
Dover three days last week and seven ol
the nine applicants successfully passed
the rigid examinations. They are as FOL-
lows:
Conwell Banton, Of Philadelphia, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, l9OO Ernest R.
Steel, Of Henderson, Md, Jefferson Med
ical College, 1901; G. Burton Pearson, OF
Middletown, Del, Albany Medical Col.
lege, 1897; Anthony Beck, of Ham.
mondsport, N. Y, University Of Mary
land, 1900; Henry W. Palmer, Of Bridge
vile, DEL, Maryland Medical College,
1900; Howard F. Pyfer, OF Locust Grove,
Md, Jefferson Medical College, 1897;
Benjamin Bassett Ferguson, Of Black
bird, Jefferson Medical College, 1876