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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

Ajax, 100 a Sl.134; 100 u Sl14%: 100
u N.li 100 a Shay, 100 "a sl.lj: 100
q H.l4&; 100 ~ Sl.liia. 200 ID 81 1855.
Con. Mercur, 100 n 1921.
Galena, 1000 n Sl3i.. 500 ~ IA; 500 q
H. seller 10 days 800 n liig.
Grand Central, 100 a $40, 100 q
$5.4G
Lower Mammoth 10 On 81 0jia, 100 a
N,0i. 200 a. A.02; 100 ii S4.0l; 600 q
400. 20 ri ij. 100 ii si.0ik.
May Day. 100 a 81 30 a So; 100 q
s2il; 800 Il $3.50 100 n $50 500 a So.
Sacramento. 900 a $50 200 q 500.
silver Shield, 1850 3: 1900 ri 5h.
South Swansea. 800 q &C.; 100 q 6li2.
Star Con, 300 N ~; 500 q iOA, 100 q
49,; 100 a 49k.
Tesora, 100 q So
Ben Butler. $500 n 1lh; 500 a ll&;
1000 n nv: 500 n u; 1900 a llN.
Joe Bowers. $500 a 5ia, "a q .; 1000
a bM. 800.
Martha Washington. 1000 q 3; 1000
q AZ 1000 a 4la; 1000 a AZ; 1000 y
A..
West Morning Glory. ! 900 q 2%; 1000
a az. 600 a "a: 800 ii 3.
Yankee Con. 100 q S.S''9; 100 ~
1896.
shares sold, SSl7i.
Selling value. Sl3.760.32.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

season. Some time ago the company
started to sink from No, tunnel. Az
ter putting the Wine down about so
feet II Is now Installing a
small hoist and a large Cameron pump
II is evidently the intention Of the
management TO prove up the ore bodies
to great depths and thus add To It's al
ready large ore reserve Regarding
the sinking now In progress. Chairman
j II. Dudley Ryder IS quoted by the
Boston News Bureau as saying In re-
cent statement that experts believe
that the ore body goes down to great
depth; certainly the volume seems to
widen, though the percentage OF copper
may lessen slightly.
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New Incorporations.

The Four Metals Mining company to-
day filed articles Of Incorporation with
the county clerk, with a capital stock
OF S2i0.0oo in 81 shares The company
will develop mines In the Dugway min
ing district, OF Tooele county. The d.
rcctors are George L. Meats, president
Frank NJ. Colwell vice president; John
Goodlett. Jr., secretary and treasurer
and Tandy +. Meats, John Goodlett, ST.,
and George Sherrard,
The Madseu Cold Mining and Milling
company today dled an amendment To
Its articles OF Incorporation increasing
IT'S capital stock from 100000 to 100000
shares
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nANsas CITY 1--we sroo..

UM17HS VIty. MlsgourI ~
"5T heeelpts, 100 Mari May N.--Cst.
hogs-Recelpts, 7ooo act Unchanged
OF sales, 5,6565,s5.' IVY b.., strong Bulk
light 5 S;,S9gS.So; mixed. see99 9. Y.
pigs, t5O@5 %. So'Ners 5.3oq5.S.
tons ' -,l R,,scgea.p,s 5000 STEADY ,,
e ep,'S' 2' 20, ~; lambs ll5gSa y Nut.
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Wn, a. Child, Stock Broker
400 Dooly Block. Telephone G94-2

Piles are not only most painful, but
also very dangerous, as the innamed
nodules are very apt to take on ma
lienant action and cancer Of the rec
tum is produced They should be
cured TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT win cure the most obst-
nate cases. Price. 30 cents In bottles.
Tubes, 10 cents. z. G. MI.
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During the week Broker Il. L. Burton
bought from the Payson city school dis
trict $4,000 per cent bonds, paying
slightly In excess Of par.
The Coop Wagon and Machine COM
pany has filed an amendment to It's
articles Of Incorporation with the coun-
~ clerk. The amendment provides for
an increase Of 5000, 900 In the capitallza-
ton OF the company and the issuance OF
300 additional shares. The company
WIN then be capitalized nj $500, 600 with
5000 500 par value shares.
Frank A, Druehl and James S. Frank
en- are now the sole owners OF the Smith
Drug company Of this city James T.
CLASSIFY the capitalist. having sold his
half interest in the company TO them.
The deal was cOnsummated late yester-
day afternoon and the consideration in
VOWED will not be made public Ii is
stated that there will be no change In
the name or policy OF the company.
Mr. Druehl viii manage the Second
South street store and Mr.. Franken
viii continue az the Third South street
store, as formerly. The only change Of
Importance at present is that Walter +.
Druehl will be secretary and treasurer
Of the company In place Of VIM. NJ.
Armstrong, who retires.
4. c. Ellis, Jr.. has sold his property
at 145 east First South TO Mrs. Fred
Simon for a consideration OF s5,l00 The
property Is a lot 39iixiG5 feet and a
seven room modern brick house The
deal was consummated by A. Richter
a petition was filed In the Federal
court late yesterday afternoon by three
creditors Of Andrew j. Edgar. grocer
doing business az l43 west Second
South, asking that he be adiudged an
involuntary bankrupt The petitioners
are Kahn Brothers. the Anderson Tay-
lor company, and the G. ]. Crabtree
Produce company. whose claims are
Sl6,02 On motion Of the above named
creditors Referee Baldwin appointed
John Montgomery Jr. receiver OF the
business Of Mr. Edgar. and United
states Marshal Glen Miller took posses.
sion OF the property last evening and
turned II over TO the receiver In the
complaint Il Is alleged that Edgar is in
solvent and that he has been concealing
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago, May lion the proiuos s,.
change today the butter market ns,
firm creamerles, lidlSA; diaries lla
liz. '''' -v
Cheese--9d10k.
Eggs-Easy, liz.
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r. G. Conn a SOU, Stock Brokers
1,o5. Jennings Block Tel. 1907.

Rheumatism is conceded TO have IT'S
origin I'M poisoned condition Of the
blood and 10 be most successfully
treated by HERBINE, which acts upon
The liver. Kidneys and other blood puri-
wing organs, thereby divesting the sys-
tenn of the offending agents. Price, 30
cents. 4. G. NJ. /
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Hoist TO Facilitate sinking.

superintendent r. II. Claiming Of the
Highland Boy came In from Bingham
today 20 confer with Agent Poland who
says that everything IS moving along
very smoothly at the bonanza, The
management intends to pay
great deal % attention to the lower
levels Of the mine during the present
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Contract for Tunnel Work.

Special Correspondence.
Provo Utah CO., May 1S.-The Provo
Mining company made contract, yes
terdaY with John Leetham TO drive 100
feet on the tunnel In the companys
mine on Mineral hill, Tintic.
otto VI, Nelson ct al have located
the Hot stun mining claim in American
Fork canyon. about two miles northerly
from the Dutchman mine.
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The STANDARD.

DO you have the s'a ,Israry or
s slI', ool ROOM il not you i siT 81
S up e sS S9'S. best printed r Ssi'
bound. and most i ,lo,,ss only
IN ali respects yet ls'g Ssnd. Al.
limited number on sa"'
dress tho Descret News
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lRI,arley-iOQ55
n, Timothy, 5.56
Northwest, In.
catt,o--p. LIVE sTocK
S' sS Door G % e pri% s' !, Nomlnnu,
I co. a1a Feeders Sooa5 dSSailO3 sto 'sg
Teyo.o a rls 2,15aiio.'S ,canners s.iiSg
4,25. ''eers 1906 20. i ,S,@q56O.
lori f,i0Ggsse,--Recelpts, 1900. v. ''''Q
!, s5i over 1850 Strong 55 Monday, 5000
GOOD S,a = mixed mixed and batc Ina steady Tor
bbg eIEy !, 6.GJa5, soi ilp pi6S'q' WIS fouqb
eood p Receipts 1000 O.,
1 70 NO. TO- choice wethers sheep firm,
shear SnoIGe ,., mixed iloai,' I lGgi si' fair
n ratqp, t,doq46j, yearIIps s" western
1896 So. ''''uf0o western lsmRs
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SAN FRANCISCO woo,

san Francisco, May 49,,
N Daua' iVgl2 Oregon l0dls, yalis1Ss ne We
F foi, itQlo' mountain lambs, , YAK V ne
JOAQUIN plains Sal. HumbolSS,a sa1
Mendocino, l2Gl4. '0O'dl and
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New York, May Butter-Rscspt,
4i6O packages: steady. Creamery h
Ql9; factory, 1iQl3 limitation asan.
cry. 13Gl7.
Eggs-Receipts, 1854 pstssgs h.
regular. Western ungraid ngR
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81 Louis, May 1S.--Wool mt,
steady; territory and western ulei and
iSuioi line, lO@l3, coarse. l6ai T55''lon'
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.,rrer,c lob WORK

Turned out on short , no5lss q q new
bSseret News. A big shlp nar ifseilIhes
t ts and supplies jusi IN. M Uu' ,sss En-.
s ssP' letter heads, bill heads u5nrescellei
20, vaIop nss' pads. etc, etc, are ar. West Vest
i've any establishment, IN the "'''
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KoLITZs EXCURSION TO OGDEN,
Sunday, NAV 10.

over the oregon Short Line r. r.
Dainty lunch served by them, free on
train. Special leaves going at 1000 a.
N. Only 81 % round trip.
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BUSINESS NOTES

The week has been one OF almost con-
tnued excitement in local stocks, but
nearly all the activity has been confined
to one, Utah Sugar. The purchase Of
the Bear River canal and land systems,
the decision to issue half a million dol
lars new stock and the chance of get
ting In on the new stock at $1,000 per
share, all combined to make a harvest
for the brokers, who have not been slow
to take advantage Of it. The stock,
which had stood at sl7, 90 for the past
few weeks, jumped to $3.50 on the an
nouncement Of the Bear River purchase,
and after the meeting Of the board on
Wednesday, when the decision was
reached to enlarge the capital, It went
up by successive advances until d
reached $lS.l5, the highest point at
which actual transactions took place
II is stated on reliable authority, that
SlS.25 had been offered for block this
morning, and refused A large number
of transfers have taken place during
the week. though they have been lin
tied almost exclusively TO holders OF the
stock evening up" their possessions. or
In other words selling off the odd shares
to be ready to pay cash for the new al
lotment.
Manager Cutler was interviewed by
a representative OF the News today re-
garding the terms on which the call for
the new stock would be made. He said
that while this point would have TO be
settled by the stockholders at their
meeting on June 18th, some Of the larger
owners with whom he had conversed
favored making the call IN two INSTALL
ments, $4,000 for July LIST, and $3.50, 900
for October list, and this he thought
would be the plan, Asked regarding
dividends he said there would be no
change In the present rate OF II per cent
per annum, and the new stock would Of
course participate In dividends as soon
as II was issued The requirement OF
the Bear River properly would not ar
feet the dividends. because the revenue
from il was practically paying for the
outlay today and the future possiblli-
ties, from the sales OF land and the
water rentals were very large,
Regarding the outlook Of the beet
crop for the coming season, he said that
never In all the experience Of the COM
pany had II been 50 promising. Thin
ming had now already begun in many
districts, and this was a week earlier
than usual The beets, with hardly an
exception were in beautiful shape and
he could not see what could intervene TO
prevent this being the banner year in
the company's history.
Following are the latest quotations OF
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Boston, May 1S.-B G NJ o
b. 4 b., l.O5dl .OS H' Az2giSi
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Bank Clearings.

The bank clearings for the week end
ing Friday, May II, 1901, were:
Inc.
Salt Lake city. d. ..rs3. 0SS 49.0
Totals U. s.. ..,,. 3,ii3,QSS6 3SS 1915
Totals outside
New YORK.. 81. 80. 500, 96S, 95S 21.7
Dominion of Canada.
Totals. i. 80. 4O,56S,47i 25.j
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MONEY AND BONDS.
wEEKLy BANK STATEMENT.

New York, May lS.--The statement of
the associated banks for the week end
Ing today, shows:
The sun., 1901-10-21
MERCHANDISE SHOOT.
Will be Held at Wawaset Gun Club
Grounds on Thursday.

Arrangements are being perfected by
the WaWaset Gun Club tor its merehail-
disc shoot which Is to lie held on the
clubs grounds next Thursday after.
nnun. The shoot will be open to nry
gunner III the State. The conditions
will lm 50 shots. % over Magaw and 25
over Expert targets. entrance fee 81 e.
pay for targets. There will be a plizg
for every Shootcr. the following haying
contributed prizes.
trhc +. l.. Peacock Company. G. +
bulcll. Gapellc Hardware Company
Lawrence G. Taylor !. NJ. Rntter, Dr
II, g. BuckmaStrr. !. H. Cross. j. Park.
rr, Edward Mplchoir. .Tr.. James Butler
William M Foord. +. j. Newell. AIillar1
T. Davis, Diamond State Shoe Company
los. Sperre Woodward X Bro, Hiram
Neiscr. G. +. Rudolph. Wilmington
Candy Company. Harry r. Sclncpf. s
=. Massey. w. II. IIartovel, d. Ross {
SON, Samuel Hawkins. John J. Maga
hrrn, a. Ferschko. Joseph r. Holland
Walter f. Edwards. Samuel H. Baynard
I. L, AIullin x Son. the Frank S. nurt
Company. S. L. Fell & Company.
The sun., 1901-10-21
Albany Mayor Remove. cb.ef.

Albany Oct. 20.-AIayor Blessing has
demanded the resignation Of Chief of
Police Foster for neglect Of duty in
failing 70 look after cascs Of alleged il.
legal registration chief Foster was
supposed 70 be ut work investigating
several eases Of alleged Illegal regis
tration, but It developed that tile chief
had not bcen on duty for L con>itlera-
bic period. Mayor Blessing called the
chief mp % tle telephone ana asked for
his resignation Chief Foster resigned
shortly aftrward. In removing the
chief Mayor Blessing went over tie
head Of Colonel Fred G Ham. tile com
missioner q public safety, who ap-
pointed Foster about two wears ago.
The sun., 1901-10-21
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
Two soIcic~s In the Philippines Arc
Guilty os Murder.

Washington. Oct 20. = George A.
Raymond, an American and formerly
q private in the Forty-hFst volunteer
infantry, has been tried by military
commission in the Philippines on tri-
He charge of murder. assault and rob-
berry and sentenced 10 be hanged. The
records in this ease of unusual depray-
lily have just been received at the war
department.
President Roosevelt has approved the
death sentence imposed in the case of
Private William Wynes. Company I,
Twenty fourth tcoloredl infantry, found
guilty of murder in PangaSinan, Phil
ipnine Islands, and sentenced to be
hanged. The president directs that the
sentence be duly carried into eXecu-
tiQa ut a time and place to be designat-
ed hy the commanding general of the
department Of northern Luzon.
In the case of Private Michael II.
Robinson. colored, Company L, Twen-
tty-tifth infantry, convicted of deser-
] tion and also sentenced 10 be hanged,
+ the president has commuted the sen
tcnce to dishonorahle discharge. for
feture Of all pay and allowances and
confinement nj hard labor for life.
The sun., 1901-10-21
Giant suIphitc Trust Formed.

Boston Oct 2n.-The understanding
that the meeting Of sulpllite manufac-
tnrers Of the United States ana Cana
ta here was for the purpose Of colnhin.
Ing their interests has been confirmed.
The new company is to be known rs
the United Box, Board and Paper com,
mnF and will be capitalized ut about
Si0.o0o0o0. This will bc represented
hy preferred stock, which will be given
the owners of the several paying
plants The valuation is to be based
nPun the average earning capacity Of
tr mills for tile past three yelrs. Tn.
Productive mills will be paid for in
common stock.
The sun., 1901-10-21
RnRaIn Dnx ~ Pnn- -Amnrirnn-

lintlilo. Oct. q. Civic pride seat
thousands q citizens q this city to
the l'aa-Anlcrican exposition ID cele.
bratc l;utfalo day, 1t wa> the most
sucst s~fHI day II point of attendance
and ntIler ftatures Of any since The
opening df tIe exposition. The total
attendance was IT, 6ii2 The iii'st event
of Y" day WIS review Of the local
regiments ana Tie natiHes encampel
at the aNpositioll hy til, !. 4. II. which
occupied seats Of Aonal tn Tie stadium.
\ chorus Of 1000 cftltlren later III tlln
dAF filled the stadium W'ta their sweet
voices 10 patriotic SONGS. The event III
tlic tlity, however. was tile football
match hetwrrn Cornell ana Carlisle,
lG.l9e people Witnessing tho victory II
Cornell over the redskins.
The sun., 1901-10-21
STATE NEWS NOTES.

! nnnihHr " Slortsmcn Of near Dover.
who have suffered the loss Of valuable
'loss lust previous 10 the cunning season
ii previous wears. have employed wateh-
men g guard thril premises and protect
their animals from thieves.
u % the present time the State al
.nrtives who are working on the burslafs
II tirallam's general store III Clayton.
have not CONT III 10 amy clue that point
- the arrest Of any one. Oyer $75 worth
# irwrlry and clothing was taken
From the present indications III" com
ing term of court. which eonvcneS M
h"vcr, Monday, October Is. Will be i
"erN short ono.
Report has il that turkeys are moi
ldentllnl this season. Too much rainy
weather i given rs The cause Of thp
calcty
\ Tuesday Club has been formed
among the Young ladies Of Dover. Tha
"lli"f amusement is card playing.
~ odd times during the past wear 4
lonhlc dwelling house has been built by
'icnlN kcllum colored iii the rear ot
~ home on Kirkwood street, Dover.
When IL" huiIding was nearly complptr.l
! f@W days ago. il was moved onitc dis
tanr" g the permanent lnration nj the
tolhtr ef kirkwoaa and Division streets.
". - Evans has purchased or his
,aih"r' " y. Evans, the Noxentown ROT
w mills md tfp farm adjoining same
arg llis fathers interest III the hour ma
"N.iftng" store III Mildletown. the price
naid hein= $4,000
We alo reliably informed saws n.
,'9&ef lldrN. that the next session Of he
H@Iit%list EPiscopal Conference will not
=" hrid ~ Dover. The Lay and Annual
! 'i,frrente was held here years ago anl
'nrh ! thing as inviting them again this
Nrar ~ not been thought Of by the
.'liiaal tonrd Of Wesley CHURCH. There
a 10 ground for the report"
The sun., 1901-10-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

At shcritf's salc Saturday mo,nins
lhe Palloef property III Market street hn.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets was
pNlchasra hy Francis II. TIofferb er NJ,
Nae'. ~. lIofeckcr also bought tho Nh.
sail property in the same locality I'll
Salem ", +. Church. Penca.,.. hr.
'ired. will ;sive an entertainment an W.,
n"stlar evening. 80.
! htegsh her agent, A. ]. Koo.h. ATrs
Alll" i9ollan has sold the residence M
-. a, hnf'll street 70 stephen LYONS.
! ne sehoelshn Saratoga arrived ~
l'"laware Broakwater Mt 7.3O o'clock Sal.
nrdnr morning. : ~
iast treat Sachem James $. Moore i,
! candidate for great representative /,
'auncil Of the United Stotas
a,',l.s ~ Of Red Men. His ~
cord + a iirsi.,ass one and his followers
are many. '"ito"tiS
The sun., 1901-10-21
Travis wins Golf Tourney,

New York. Oct. % Walter j. Travis
@f the t;areen City tN. " Golf club,
~hn has held the amateur golf champi.
onSEip Of America for the past two
Years, Won he WeStbrook cup III the
annual invitation tournament of The
WeSthrook Golf club near tirpat River,
y. Y. Travis fully sustained his repu-
19iion - thr1r"mier golfer on this side
'f the Atlantic by defeating Charles H.
#reltr, tile Connecticut state champi-
~, N TN final round at thirty-six holes
match play by seven up ana six to play.
The sun., 1901-10-21
DELAWARE CORPORATIONS

Dover. Del, Oct. 2o.-.tt The Stat.
House yesterday afternoon charters were
granted as follows:
Vita Vera Paz Company. with il cali-
tai stock Of $2.5OOOOO. to acquire by pr-
chase Or otherwise, real estate iii Ill"
Republic Of Guatemala, Central .Amrri-
ca. for the development Of plantations III
th' growth Of rubber, vanilla, cocoa and
"thtr products and for merchandising III
IT, line arts The ineerporntors are all
i'hiladolphians.
The Ideal Generator Mentho- Fnrma-
ln" Company, To Manufacture and s,ll
apparatus for improving medicinal agents.
~ capital stock Is 100000. and the
lle9il'oratOrs are from GadSden. Ala,
He tiasslpr Paper Company. Il Chi
eage concern. for the manufacture ~ b.
,fl ~ all kinds from the wood ANA rtl.
material. The capital stock il $l50.O0e
The Columbus Paint Manufacturii.
Company, 70 manufacture ana drul IN
paints, oil. cnlcrs, etc. 1t is Il CaIum-
bris, Ohio, concern. and tho capital >ta, /
IL $4,000.
The sun., 1901-10-21
vesseI went Dovn n I.,,>. Erie.

Butl.illG, Oct. 20-It has been learned
that vessel foundered in Lake Erie
oft Long Point III the fifty mile gale
thai swept over the lake last Friday
night ana saturday morning. The cap.
tain of the steamer Donnaconna which
has arrived Al Fort GnIholmc. brings
the first news If tile disaster. He re-
ported having passed through the
Wreckage Of what was evidently d two
masted vessel with single smoke
stack Large quantities Of lumber. ties
and shingles We're floating about. 4
tug put out from Port Culborne to in
Yestisatp and has not vet returned.
The sun., 1901-10-21
BIG FIRE AT THE EXPOSITION.
McW England BuiIdinG. With Con-
tents, Is Totally Destroyed.

Buffalo. Oct. -. New England's
building al the Fan-American EXPOSE
tion has been destroyed hy fire. The
valuable contents Of the building, con-
sisting Of rich furnishings Of historic
value. costly oil paintings and other ar
tides of great value. were also entirely
destroyed.
The building cost S3Qaa. IN hour
after the ftre was discovered thg build
ing was in ashes.
The structure was one nf the finest
Of the g called state buildings on the
exposition grounds 1t WAS % colonial
design and Of i style similar 70 many
" tile oldcn mansions q bc found in
prosperous Nnw England towns.
The five New England states consoli-
dated in the erection Of this building
Maine, New Hamp.hilp Vermont,
l.liode Island anu CeIntcticat. Each
state had its own special room on the
eond floor. The main l4ar WAS given
rn to spacious entrance hall. com
lattice and reception room. and bu-
iraHs Of Information fof New England
people Among tie valuable paintings
list was 4 life ,ize portrait Of the late
.I;Hnes q. Blaine.