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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-24

KANSAS CITY AND RETURN
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
APRIL . AND g.
Accident tickets for sale at Santa Fe
ticket Office. Travellers of Hartford and
Maryland Casualty company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-24

The great Rock Island now runs their
through tourist sieepers to Los Angeles.
via san FraEcisco and the new Southern
Pacihc coast line. c. z. Bascom, D. p. a.
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Gong to Topeka or Kansas city take
the new hye- on the Rock Island at Ia
D n
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ANNUAL MEETING GRAND LODGE
BENEVOLENT & PROTECTIVE
ORDEn OF FEl<S

L. r. DELANEY, Agent
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WICHITA TENT AID AWNING WORKS
Manufacture Tents. Awnings ard Canvass Cover
lis South Eain street Phone eTZ WA 3. Ian
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Z. E. BLECKLEY. p. & r. A
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-15
DELIGurFUL UNCEErAISTY.

There seems To be q movement to-
ward tie eslauli -hucut of civil GOV.
ernment in the Philippines. lie
SIOUucr rrsuiu IoL winch receives
uuSt favor III al um!slraIuu cir:trs
u as follows:
BE it en- ,c,eI, etc. That when all
u]surrectIon araIust the sovereignty
and authority of the UuItrd States III
the Philippine | lands. acquired from
SPAN 10y the treaty concluded at
Paris on :he 10Th day OF December.
1898. shull nave been completely sup
pressed b! the military and naval
forces Of the United states, all min
lur!, civil and iuiicltl powers uccc,
-ar! to govern the SAID ISLANDS shall,
anti otherwise provided hy congress,
Ue vested IN such person ana persons
and shall ue exercised in such mnu-
uer Hs ,iIe Pfc-I !eat - the United
STATES shall direct for maint ming
sand islands III the free cniry meut uf
theIr hUerty. property and religion
This Is AN innocent boxing rczulu.
ton, but only a fe" explanatory
words are uec,ss ny To maze il fully
understood. Translated INTO plan
English 1t wuuhu read about rs fol,
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SOME PENSION FIGURES.

The annual pension appropriation
bill now before Congress carHes
slii,2i5.23o- This Is the largest ap
preparation or record.
The amount to be appropriated this
year for pensions, tbirtv.s,I Years
after the close OF tive Civil war, to
which the enormous charge Is chichy
due, exceeds tie aggregate rsy=2-uIs
on the sauIe con during tive
years from 1879 to 1883 inclusive.
IL is more than double the appmp-
nation for l 81, eleven years ago.
II re more than double the expeudi
lures Of the Federal Government, for
all purposes, in 1861, the first year Of
the Civil war.
II nearly equals the tota! cxpcndi-
lures OF the Federal government, tx.
GLIDING interest ON the public debt,
1871. only thirty years age.
IL Is more thdn tive times what the
republic was paying for pension
in 1873. thirteen years after the end
OF the Civil war.
The total number Of pensioners
now OF the roll is 9o3.529. Ten year,
ago there were 537.529. Twenty
years ago there were 25U,SO2.
The total number Of new claims al
lowed last year was 40,G45, exceeding
by more than 300 the reduction
occasIoned in the roll 10y the death,
OF Old pensioners, thirt ,.sII year,
after the close of the Civil war.
The pension problem Is one OF the
most seriUus OF those winch nov con.
front this country. There seems :,
be no limit to the monnt which til,
pension expenditu res may II
the years to come. The increase i
alarming and points c~OEclusively I,
the fact TINT the pension business a.
conducted is one by which the peDpl,
OF this country are robbed OF million.
every year. 1t is but justice to Civ,
pensions TO those who are entitled {,
them, but it is u nati4uaI dis. race 1,
make what thouid be the country.
debt OF gratitude the basis of whole
sale robbery Of the Government Ii
IL safe to say that oue.third Of thos,
who are noS receiving pensions have
not the slightest legal nght to receive
them. The Pension Bureau is 81 eepeu
in fraud. 1t is conducted solely in
the interes; OF the Republican party
1t has become u part Of the Republi
can political machiDe-a part Of the
unholy conspiracy for tie perpet.
uation OF the Republican purity in
power.-Silrer State.
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S B5. Ben-Provides for exhibit NJ
Nevada products at Pan-Amarican
exposition. Appropriates 5000
Passed; ayes -. nays l. absent >.
) b -. McCulloush- Amendatory
OF act relative to elections. Jude
larry.
5 -. VIII ams--Ameadatory Of
act creating boards of county com
missiouers. Judiciary.
S b .. FianiIan TO repeal prize
fiGh, law. Los:-l0 - 3; absent ,.
\ Il is. 5 uaggs-Tn repeal aci De.
timing duties ni LieurcuRnI-G Governor
Way and Means.
\ %. Grabam-To rruhi! il the
her Ing ~ pasturrug Of sheep within
three miles of any town or village
Agriculture.
Tues lay being Lincoln day. Sen
ate adj ;urned until "Wednesday.
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FRIDAY, FEB. 5.
-

ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. CoTyell called tie assembly +"
order TINS morning at 10 "'c.yc;.,
Tie early hour fOand nine members
pIes-Gi. Ihe Spe4ke, and the
bers oi the committee on ways and
means secured leaves OF absence yes.
terday.
ABB. 10y McDanlId. o: Storey
Amending the corpora iOn lax. Con
siderel read and referred TO the
committee on corporations and rail.
roads
\. 50. by Mr.. Sksggs. OF Elku-
Considering dining and buffet car
as hotels and dealers III Ii iuors ana
held Liable to hotel and saloon
license law Referred To the ON
nIttee on judiciary.
Senator Green's bill regulating the
sale II GIule and horse At vas re
ceiSed and referred I the committee
on agriculture.
\. b 3. providing for the copying OF
the Assembly purual came up again
and 1t really looked Us though II was
gong To be acted upon. but some
n moved that it be placed on til:
buttnm OF the file and il was car
rird.
\. 3 l2-R-gard.ug he salaries and
duties OF Storey county officials.
This bill raises the salary ni the con
stable oil Virginia from 90 10 $50 per
month with no fees. Passed by d
unanimous vote If all present.
) Il /, by Mr.. Ben-Rcla:ing to
marriage and divorce was tenpOraril!
land on the table.
5 II and ) b 3 were temporarily
laid OH the table.
S Il 20-MakIng it the duty Of the
county commissioners 10 appoint al
Inspector Of sheep III each county ot
the State, all expense 20 he borne b!
the sheep owners. Passe,t with but
TWO vote in the negative,
by motion, hereafter the Assembl!
will convene in the morning al II
o'clock "a y on Mondays wheu it vii
De an hour later.
The Assembly then adjourned uutI
Monday at IL d. III.
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insurance ~n0licics.

paii-up fire insurance policies.
Tie people 81 the State 81 Nevada.
represented IN Senate and Assembly.
do enact as follows:
SECTION /. The holder or holders
of a full paid-up fire insurance polio!
issued 10y AIRY fire insurance company,
tire insurance association or other
company. CORPORATION al association
issuiu. tire i"surauce policies III this
State, shall be entitled To and shall
receive III ca~e II lnS b! tire ON the
property insured. when d total less.
the foil sum named in the policy.
SEC. >. ANY renou. tirm, company
or CORPORATION or association doing Il
I hrr insurance business III this STATE,
and issuing fire insurance policies
refusing or nes!eciInG to make full
| pay ment - luSSes sustained ou full
paid.up policies shall tie deemed
guilt, OF d mis- iemeanor and upon
cUnvictIJu thereof III ANY court al
competent jurisdiction shall b. tined
III the sum of five hundred dollars ami
until such liue is paid. the peRon.nrm
oUIupar!, corporation or ass relation
or ihe MANAGING agent OF an! person.
hrm. company. corporation or asso.
citation go Offending. aud III default.
-Gall Gv, aud IL he.rby denied the
right To issue fire Insurance policies
III this State; Provided that the Iro
visions OF this act shall only apply 10
buildings or O:her structures. and
not to personal property destro! ed
10y fire therein.
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SENATE.

Senate called to order by President
Judge.
Message from tie Governor trans.
hitting ii letter from the Speaker 81
The House of Representatives, at
Washington, ID. &. Informing the
Governor that the concurrent rrsn.
luton recommending the establish
EIent of IA school OF mines i'll Nevada
ha | been received, and further stat
inG that there was little hkchhoud Of
its passage this session owing to ii
press Of other business.
5 b 81 by Mr.. Pitt-An Act Ia
provide revenue for the support OF
the State of Nevada, aud repeating
certain other acts. Bill priced al
bottom of file.
The Senate adjonrned until Mon
day at IL Il. III.
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Tho Eureka Sentinel, in discussing
The looting OF tho Orphans Fund.
says: at would bc interesting e.
know what has become Of the other
s607 40, and alao how it happened
that the 81 40 now remaining in tie
Treasury escaped the ayaricious
cluichee OF the gentlemen who had
charge OF those moneys. But M the
Governor and Attorney. General have
been officially notified Of the dissap
pearance OF this fund, winch, OF all
Others, ought to DO regarded aa sa.
cred. it 10 to be expected that a
prompt and thorough IN scstiration OF
tho whole affair will follow, and that
tho guilty parties, IL such they are
proven to be, will he dealt with IN
such manner as the serious natur of
their olfen 90 warrants
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Aliens bill reducing the salaries u
Inc State officers passed the Assem-
bly, yesterday us did Wrbstcr's bill
Knocking mt the slot machines. Tbc
latter bill provides that ever, PERSON
who deals, play or carries on or ron
duets. "iiber rs owner or emJlpycc,
whether Tor hire or not, any nickel.
m-the-sl"t niucbinr, or similar de.
vice, which n be play I'd for money
ch"cks, crgnrs, d%riu!.s. or Prizes rep
rcaentIug value, and every u.rgon
who plays or bets ~ or against such
nickci.iD.thc slut machine. or siu,Ilur
device. ls guilty nf u mislcmcHuor
and shnll nc pruishc by Il tine Of
not less than 80 nor more than gllO
TIC district attorney is given s5U tCr
each conviction under the Act to bc
taxed ~ costa IA tho action.
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cation and water storage with o.!
tcials 81 the Southern Pacific. Reso.
luton adopted.
a b l5-An Act appropriation 300
for watering the cemetery OF the G \
+ in Carson City. Referred to com.
mittee Oh Ways and Means.
s b ll-Act prohibiting pool sell
ing Gy PARTIES living outside the
State. Bill reported back with re-
commendation that II 10 not pass,
amendment Offered inserting d
license of SO per mouth. Amend
ment lost. Bill placed on third read
Tug and lost, vote being d tie t" I
5 b l6-Act to prevent spread nj
contagious diseases. Paced at boz
tom 81 tile.
5 3 I-!Aci for the relief o! d c
Wheeler and ID. " Ridenour. Bill
passed.
sESATE-AFTERNoOS.
lg-Act Ia promote the purr:!
~ elections Reported back from
from tile coGmittcc. with the recon-
incubation that II do not pass. Bill
iually made a special order for nex
Tuesday AT , p. NJ.
y b Pct regulating salaries o'
r~flicers OF Storey county. Bill place.
On third reading and passed.
S B32-ACt regulating pool sellinl
III the State. The bill Is I take til,
place OF the one beaten at the morn
suR ScES:Ou. Referred to committe,
on judiciary.
Adjourned.
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MONDAY, FEB, IL.
AsSEM BLY.

Assembly met at II O'Clock.
Committee on Public Morals re.
ported favOrabIy III b "a, with
recommendation that il pass. Thi- is
the niukie-IB.ti,e.slo bill. Bill or
uercd a~ngrossrd.
\ 6, postponed until Tuesday at
. o'clock.
Corycil gave notice Of a bill provid-
vidng for buIldn g and equipment of
M assay office NH u hospital Tor
students at the State Unyerlity at
Reno.
y 81, WebSter-Nn act TO pro-
vide for the establishment of a free
public kindergarten school at Reno.
- b ~, Parker-licgardrng election
~ school Trustees.
A b -. McDonucll- Regarding
county commissioners.
4 b "a, Plata uthorizing con-
vention NJ county assessors.
\ B %. Graham--Prolibit graz
iug OF sheep within three miles al
any town oil village. Passed.
S b II. Kclly-Repeuls act permit
ting killing Of horses running at
large on government range land.
Passed.
The bill providing for copying Of
Journal was passed. 1t names Hattie
Foley of Of N!c county.
= A Provides for licensing Of
ministers to solcinnizr marriages
Passed.
SR3-Pertains to brands on stock.
Passed.
a - l5-App-opriatcs 800 for care
Of @. a. II plot. Passed.
S u l3-Autliorizng commission.
era to levy special tax for fire pur
poses. Referred to WasIIoo dele.
cation.
Adjourned until lOO'clOck Wedues.
day. ont Of respect to Abraham Lin.
coin.
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The looting Of tho Orphans Fund
10y men whose duty il was to sacredly
preserve it 10 Ignored by tho Stat.
press with tho exception Of tho ISDE
PENDENT. This paper, however, will
DO its best to smoke gu: those who
loaned the money and the one who
borrowed II. Whether these men by
dead or alive, the people have the.
right to know who they were. II
dead, some OF the glamour Tint has
surrounded tneir names may hc
taken away, md il living they will
DO marked for future saorifce.
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WEDNESDAY,. FEB. l3.
ASSE SiBLY.

4 u No 3J-R-latiug To irrigation.
Read first time and referred to COM
mittea on agriculture.
\ Il No g An Act to amend Sec
! 3 III an Act To create Il board Of
county commissioners III the several
counties II the State and to define
their duties. Referred to committee
on judiciary.
\ B No 3T-.An Act to provide lev.
enue for the support Of the govern
menr of the State OF Nevada, and 70
repeal certain Act relating thereto.
Referred To committee on judiciary.
\ B No 3S-ACt to grant Ii night Of
way and To provide Tor the construc
ton OF "A street railway III the town of
Reno and vicinity III HashOe comfy
Refereed To the wasuoc delegation.
\ 3 40 39-An Act tn regulate the
settlement Of the estates II deceased
persons. approved March %. 1897
r. fcrred 10 committee oh Judictary y.
\ Is 20 Act to amend Sec. | ~ an
Act relating to the location. reIo-
carton Of lode and placer claims and
mIlIsites Referred to conmIttcc on
nine and mining.
y il-ACt to amend an Act re.
lating t" trespuss Of swine. sheep and
goats, approved March .. 1850. Re-
ferred to COMMITTEES on agriculture.
\ B Pact 10 provide for the
building and cquiumept uf M Ass ~
office and hospital for students ut the
State University. !;eterred to COM
mittec on State institutions.
SUI for ) Is ls-Scparating the
offices Of Sheriff and Assessor in
Lander county. Referred to the
Lander delegation.
\ 2G-Act concerning the duties
OF District Judges III the State Mr..
Sweeney moved the adoption Of the
amendment as reported 10y the com.
mittcc IN judiciary. Carried, after
winch the hill Was ordered engrosscd.
y 3 IL Act to provide for the III.
corporation. operation and manage
mcnt OF curpOr tive associations
Bill ordered rngross,d and upon third
read ny wRs p"ss.d. ayes %, noes >,
absent 3, not voting ].
\ 3l-PrOvidmg for a fres pub.
| lp IL f,.I.F futitY, -. It.,l n,n 80.
dcred engrosscd and upon third read.
ing was passed. Ayes. 80; Noes, !.
Adjourned until = p. III.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr.. Plat asked for a call Of the
! House, but with drew IL later.
Special order to consider Aliens
bill reducing salaries Of State of.
iiCcrs, Under cOGsidcta ion Mr..
Plati's amendments making the
shIaricg the sane MS nj present
virtually killing the bill.
The amendments regarding all but
the office Of Governor wee kill ii by
u vote of II to II. Tho amendment
leaving the salary Of the Governor as
1t now 10 wna lost by the same vote.
Bill was ordered cngroescd.
Notice wng receive from the
Governor that he had signed \ Is /.
creating u Legislative fund. mud \ - 1.
providing for M alarm system Tor til,
Jrcrsurcr's Office.
Adjourned to meet with the Senate
Both houses to he addressed by DR..
Stubs on the needs ~ the Nevada
state University.
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Tho new insurance law IL cnuaing Il
rent dchl OF discussion and pressure
~ bong brought upon the log'plhiurc
20 rcw'al it. Following il tic fun
'xi al the law.
IN hct regulating the payment ~
l. Escs sustained 10y holders Of tull
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No

ny order of the Bunr1 ~ Comfy
Commissioners ~ EIkD County, state
81 N"vnda. made the 9Th div Of
t"bTunry, 1879. notice In hereby
GiNcn thHi Rll rcrsuus who are chnrG.
- upon the county must como "a the
Comfy lloapitnI, or AL claims for
heir support viii bc disaIlowcd by
hid Bnat! except ~ cHScau f extreme
mcig"ncy.
Attest: 4. q. DAwLEY
County Clerk.
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EINAIE.

S Is 3O-An Act liking salaries Of
Officers III Lincoln county aud con.
solidntuuU certain offices. Referred
to the Lincoln county delegation.
s Is 81 An Act proyiimg Tor u
stat" inspector and deputy inspector
NJ mines. Referred To Committee on
Muncs and Mining.
4 CR2-A resolution appointing
u committee 10 discuss matters Of ir:,.
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Presbyterian Church,

Theme fot II n. NJ. Feb 18th:
'Chri.t rs u child
T"rIc f"r ! D. M. "Dangor 10 ,,,e
7tr"nEost:' subject Tor Chriatinn En-.
'I"av"r at u .. IN: sCunfcsa:ng
( hris,.-
congregational meeting at 8 - m,
Wednesday Feb 10Th. priucipal
bu' m'"a +" arrange tho plan OF work
Tor th9 coming church year.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE

Continued from first pagel
OF 10 To 3. Hsrdesty and Flanagan
abeHnt.
s lS-Act 20 separate ohee o;
sheriff ord assessor ~ Llnder county
Bill placed on third reading AuG
passed.
Adjourned.
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FrOzc to Death.

Word reached this city this after
noon OF the death at Dayton OF
Tommy Motion. Yesterday in com.
pany with Nick Feaz y he left Gold
Hill i1r the copper claims in Mason
Valley. In some strange manner the,
became separated after leaving Day.
ton and MIR. Motion WAS compelled to
rcmni1 out all night. This morning
he wGS found frozen siiI. having been
dead several hours before bis bod,
wa discovered. Undertaken Kuhn
left thus afternoon to bring the re-
mains to Gold Hill. lie was about
40 years OF age, and leaves u mother
who resides in Gold Hill.
Up to tho time NJ writing no news
has been received OF the whereabouts
OF Feaz.y. As both men were Oh
foot aud nothing has been heard Of
Feazey it is likely that he met the
same fato as his companion Wiz.
glnia Report.
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For the w]cHKurfgs and prnft ration
following grippe there ia nothing 80
prompt ANA effective az One Minute
Cough Cure. THIS preparation il
highly endorsed az an unfdrlrmp rom
"dy for all throat mud hung truubIrs
and It's Early use prevents
inu. II was mndc Ia euro )quicsly
Elkp Drug Company.
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JOINT STATEN EN-
Auditor and Treasurer 0
klkO County
For Quarter Ending Dec. 81. 1900.
STA re Of NEVADA,
COUNTY ~ ELRO.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

E.LKO. Jan. I. 1901.
To tie UuHorubic BOdri Of County
Commissioners Of EU;o county, Nev.:
GESTLEMEH:-Wc herewith submi;
our Qlrterly Report Of the Finances
Of tine county frr the quarter ending
Dec. 81, 1860.
Respectfully submitted,
{. :. WATKINS. Auditor.
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SENATE.

\ Il 20. Nrls0n-AmcndaiOry OF
act 10 prevent spread Of contagious
diseases among sheep. Agriculture
S - 10 rlanigaD uthori2ing the
commissioners Of EashoJ county t.
issue bonds IN all 81 tue Reno lire
department. Passed all.
S Is -. finni1nn Relative tn
fraudulent weight Of goods. Re.
committed to committee.
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Hoods SaaJaba,M
III3Z2dLEElIJIH~

Hood. rtr. cure liver Ms: ncn.trritatinc and
only c thArtie 70 uke With hood.s S,.saparilla
The Washington times., 1901-09-28
A BIG JUNK COLLECTION.
An Arrest Leads to the Recovery of
Alleged Stolen Articles.

John Curran, when arraiGned in the
United States branch of the Police Court
yesterday to answer TO five charges of
petit larceny, pleaded not guilty and de-
manded trial by jury in each case. He
was held in $1,000 bonds. and went to jail,
where an examination as to his sanity
will probably be made.
Curran has been living with a brother
and sister at 163S Twelfth Street north
east. The queer conduct of the trio re-
Gently aroused the curiosity of their
neighbors. and an investigation by the
police developed peculiar condition of
affairs. Last Wednesday John Curran re-
ported that a horse had died in the eel
lar of his home. and George Banks. who
lives at 1119 Q Street northeast, is alleged
to have identified the animal as one that
mysteriously disappeared from his stable
about two weeks ago. 1t is said the an
imal starved to death. Further search of
the Curran premises revealed lot of old
furniture and dishes. Half a dozen chick
ems and blind duck We're cooped in a
cupboard.
In the yard were found a wagon and
a wheelbarrow, both of which George
Johnson of 1888 Twelfth Street northeast,
claims as his property. y lot OF picks
shovels. and pitchforks, which Morris
Talty SAYS are his. five gallons of gaso-
Iene, and set of harness were also
found. All these things are supposed TO
have been stolen. Their total value Is
about go
The Washington times., 1901-09-28
FUNERAL OF W. S. THOMPSON.
To he Laid to Rest Today Mt Oak Hill
Cemetery.

The remains of W. S. Thompson. the
well-known pharmacist, who died sudden
ly Thursday morning, will be inferred in
Oak Hill Cemetery this afternoon. Fun
eral services will be held at the residence
of the deceased, 1922 New York Avenue
northwest at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, the
Rev. Ulysses G. b. Pierce. pastor of All
Souls Unitarian Church. officiating,
The honorary pallbearers will be VII
liam Poindexter. John r. Major, Edward
J. Steiiwagen. Henry y. Wood Col. Hen
~ F. Blount. James f. Fitch. DIR. William
NJ New, and W. G. Duckett. The active
pallbearers are Henry Birge. Samuel w.
Curriden, James Green. Henry Clay Stew
art. John Gallagher. and John n. Heus-
ton.
Representatives from the New Jerusa-
lem Lodge, +. A. \. NJ. of which Mr.
Thompson was a past master. from the
American Security and Trust Company.
the Riggs Fire Insurance Company, the
Children's Hospital, the District Reform
School, the Mutual Protective Fire Insur-
ance, the National College of Pharmacy,
the District Pharmaceutical Association,
the American Pharmaceutical Association.
the Committee for the Revision of the Uni
ted States Pharmacopea, and from the
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club will be
present.