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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Jur List Completed. Commitments ia
Insane Hospital.

There was an adjourned meeting ot
the mayor and board of aldermen al
their rooms in City hall. last evening
The business was TO complete the Jury
lists. n part Of which were in at the
last regular meeting. In addition Ia
transacting this business there wore
two cases up for commitment ~ tbo
Insane Hospital.
The first was that of W. II. Davis.
This man has been in this vicinity
since the early spring and has gradu-
ally lost his mental poise until after
trying to care for him at the aims
house. and not meeting with good sue
cess, il was thought best to place him
in the Insane Hospital The man il
suffering with sort of malancholia.
Undoubtedly loss of relatives has con
tributed to his trouble and he now i'm
AGNES: that efforts are being made Ia
take his life. He was brought befor.
the city government and questioned
His insanity was very apparent ana
upon the recommendation Of CITY
Physician George T.. Washburn and
DIR. H. j. Frederick he was committed
to the hospital.
The other case was that Of Mrs.
Emma Black. The petitioner was her
husband. After due consideration she.
also was ordered committed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Fred f. Hilton spent Sunday with
friends in Olney.
The Misses Lizzie Daft and Agnes
l1chessey Went 70 Eostcn. Saturday, on
two weeks vacation.
Thomas Fox and w. W. Whitney IF
the post office force, Went on their an
nual vacation. yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Nathaniel Jewell and
niece. Mrs. Flora Written Of Milford.
are visiting Mrs Harvey.
Edward u. True Of Bath. ana Frank
NJ Sttison Of Brunswick, We're recent
visitors At the LithGow library
+. c. Leighton and her head sales
lady. Mrs. Blake. left on the afternoon
train. Monday, tor the New York mar
het.
Mr.. ana MR.. Arthur Il. Merrill are
receiving concentrations on the bir;h
Of an >-puuni daughter. Madeleine
Emma"
Misses Dora ana Lola Goodwin If
Skowhegan. who have been visiting
Miss Gertrude Il. Goodwin. returned
home. Monday.
Miss Lena Became has returned from
q short trip t" Washington cnunty.
ana reopened her studio at IL Spring
street. yesterday.
Mr.. ara Mrs. Henry Gage Of ply
mouth, We're in the city, Monday. to
attend tho wedding Of their son. Irving
O.. and Miss Mary :. Wiltshire.
Mrs. W. II. Duntun went To Newport,
yesterday afternoon, for a few weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17
Lincoln County.

The following are tho real estate trans
fcrs in Lincoln county for one week:
EOOTIiRAN - Augusta q. Seavry :
estate L. Philip #. Seavcy, land Slni.
I'rod W. Srarry II ais. to Philip II.
.Icavey. land. Saht: benjamin ". Wells
It ans. to Mary Is. II, Emerson lanJ 81.
George +. krnni:Irl to Mary Il. II.
Emerson, land. 81; Charles X. Knight Ia
hvrun Giles. lama. 81: James H. Rae, t.
Eicc brothers. land ana buildings. 81.
HEISTpI.-Dcrmurt W. Hanna to Iel-
hci Parsons. land. <l25; Hannah 4. Gam
Az 10 Elizabeth J. Watt IT al, land. 81:
Mary +. Carnage to Elizabeth }. Watt,
~ al. land. 81.
DAMARlSCOTTA- William Hlscocl5 :
estate u Ebenc-er iiLgGett. lana ANA
buildings, $50; William Weeks ct al. to
Philcna Dill. land ana buildings. 500;
FRANCES r. Moore TO cyrus Il. Jumper.
land and buildings. 81; Frances +. Moore
to Cyrus X. 1uprel. land. 81
JEFFERSON-Phile D:ll 20 George
\. BrInn, lard. 81; r lS-tl K. Knapp IL
Sar;,I r. Nurans. lama ANA buildings.
S,lu
NEWCASTLE LIN Edward Kavanagh' ),
estate % George f. Jones. land ana
buildings, SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17
DaiIy kennebec Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS
SIMILAR OCCASIONS.
How Augusta Has Observed Funerals
Of Other Martyred Presidents.
The Exercises Elaborate and Appropriate a
Deaths Of Lincoln and Garfield

We cannot realize the horror and
apprehension that filed the public
hlnd when the telegraph wires
Drought the news of the assassination
OF President Lincoln. early on the
morning of April IL. 1863 Mayor Pat
terson issued a call for the citizens to
assemble the next day. Sunday, at Me
oman hall. The hall was draped in
black and was crowded. Joseph II
Williams was chairman and after
prayer and Scripture reading there
We're addresses by James G.. Blaine
Lot Nj. Morrill, and others on the fol
lowing Wednesday, April 49, the
funeral obSequieS We're observed The
procession was Very long and CON
tanned besides the State and city GOV
ernments, Masonic bodies, fire COM
panies and citizens. over 1000 soldiers
from Camp Coburn. Bells were tolled.
minute guns fired. streets draped in
black. and portraits of the MARTYR
President displayed everywhere After
an hours march the procession re-
turned to Court House square. where
a stand had been erected. The city
c!crSEmen conducted the exercises
Rev. Alexander Mckenzie delivering
The eu!ogy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17

An addition to the Lafayette Band
has Eeen made in what will be known
as the Lafayette Orchestral Club. This
auxiliary is composed Of members of
the band who will double up on brass
and string instruments. 1t VIII be com
posed Of about 10 brass, strlng ana
reed Instruments. and will prepare Il
good list of music that will be appro-
pirate for concerts. Social'. sacred ser
vices and any other inside work. H.
l.. Strickland. director of the lard
will be instructor of the new orchestra
4 complimentary bali will be given III
about four weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17

Edward Hilton. former resident of
this city. died ut the home of Mrs.
Sanford Pratt. BoWdoinham. Me, at
an early hour yesterday morning. He
is survived by sister. Mrs. Sarah A.
Brown of NewburYport. Mass. and 4
niece. Mrs. &. NJ. Tabor Of this city.
The remains will BE- brought to This
city and funeral services viii be held
al the home of Mrs. Tabor. 20 spruce
street at Z. NJ. Wednesday, inter-
ment will be in the family lot at Mt
Pleasant cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17

Mrs M. l.. Wheeler took the Sunday
night Pullman for Boston. Where she
will spend the week at the millinery
openings. and in selecting the fali
styles Of goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17

Paul Nigue OF Skowhegan. and Miss
Celina Bernard of this city We're mar
ried AT o'clock Monday morning, At
St. Aueustine's Catholic church. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Fr.
Hamel The couple will reside al
SknWnegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17
F.S.SMITH

Owing to the great crowds Of shop.
ping people that have patronized US
through the month OF August, we have
decided to continue our special bar.
gains for 10 days longer. commencing,
Sept. Sd. during which time it will re-
nay any person to travel 100 miles to
take advantage of the great reduction
in prices. We will only mention a few
OF the many prices as space will not
permit us to enumerate but few.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17

Saturday. Sept ~. 1881. occurred tie
death Of President Garfield as the re-
suit OF a shot fired by a disappointed
oiiicc-seekcr, On the following
Wednesday evening, Il committee Of
citizens together with Mayor +. O.
Nicktry ana the board OF aldermen
met in the alGcrmen'S rooms to con-
slider plans for the proper observance
of the day uf the funeral Hon. Lot
Nj. Morrill, presided ana at that time
The arrangements took definite form
Monday. Sept. -. the peal Of cannon
1t the arsenal awakening the city to
the solemn occasion. announced the
dawn of the day when Augusta should
put on mourning III company with the
other cities and towns of the land for
the dead Chief Executive on all
hands the solemnity Of the occasion
was seen. The business houses closed
their doors. in tn, afternoon. Private
dwellings. public buildings and places
of business We're drapcd in deepest
mourning and amid il al the national
ensign hanging over the portrait Of the
martyred President was a reminder
that the sorrow was as universal Us
the land over which the Stars ana
Stripes tioated. Flags hung al half
staff and as the trains pulled into the
depot they too We're draped in appro-
pirate manner.
Funeral services We're held i'll the
afternoon. Throngs of people came
from the surrounding towns. each
bearing his own personal share of the
national sorrow.
The procession formed on Water
street. with the right resting at Mro-
Man hall, and at go o'clock. to the
swelling music Of the bands. marched
over the following route of procession:
Up Water To Fridge. cOuntermarch.
through Water and Grove to State. up
to state House. countcrmarch. up
State to Green. up Green to Sewall.
through Sewall to Winthrop. down
Winthrop to State. up State to the
Granite church.
The following was the line of march:
Police.
Chief Marshal.
Mai. J. +. Farley. 4. s. a.
Aids
laid. si iii u. Wyman. ESD, lion
Wilson, Esq, ID. {. Robin
son, ESQ.
Augusta Band.
Detachment of Ordinance; t. $, y,
Trinity Commandcry, Knights Tcmpler.
Seth Williams Post. No. Is, q. A. +.
Bethlehem Lodge.
Augusta Lodge.
Jephtha t,ncampment. |. o. .. f.
Cushnoc and Atlantic Fire Companies.
Gen ". 5. Tllton, Coy. Nat. Home.
President. Orators ana Clergy In Car
riages.
City Government in Carriages.
National Home Band.
e.. 5. officer.
State Officers.
Citizens on Foot.
Schools.
At the church the insignia of sorrow
hung on the wall and was draped
! about the pulpit \ picture of Garfield
! stood upon an easel before the altar
| surrounded by flowers ana vines.
! The services were impressive ana
| appropriate to the occasion. The pas
| tors OF the city were largely represent
! cd in the exercises. The venerable Lot
| NJ Morrill, presided and after a few re-
! marks introduced Ex-Governor Sci len
] Conner. who delivered the chief eulo-
! ghum of the dead. He was followed by
! eX- Senator James w. Bradbury. Or
| Vile D. Baker, Walker Blaine. Herbert
F., NJ Heath and f.. Il. Pierce. At the
close. resolutions We're adopted and
after prayer. a hymn and benciicton,
the audience dispersed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17

The King Arthur -four has become
so popular. Weber 4 Locke now buy
it by the car load
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17
Zinc and Grinding Make

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear
twice as long as lead and oil mixed by
hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17

The funeral of the late William f.
Lowell will be held at the family home
on the Bangor road at l p. m. today.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13
Beautiful Home Yeddins.
Marriage 1T Alt. y Z Hinshn and
Miss Emmie licsseltlna.

Sp.cia! to I he Stale.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13
NOTICE (!

All persons are hereby notified,
and prohibited from entering up
on, hunting and fishing upon,
cutting and hauling wood or tins
ber from, or committing any
other trespass upon the following
described tract of land, to wit:
All that tract of land in ellis
Creek Township, County of Ian
caster and State of South Carroll
lima, containing 100 acres, more
or less. and bounded by lands,
now or formerly, of Mrs. Thomas
McCorkIe, r. f. Wylie, T. Y.
Williams, the Sims lands and
others-the same being the tract
of land on which Gus Armstrong
now resides. The provisions of
law will be strictly enforced
against any person disregarding
this notice.
j. M. Heath,
Leroy Spring,
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Owners.
Oct. 2sth, 1901
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13

Whether it counts for anything
remains to bs seen; but it is an
undisputsd fact that no man who
has represented this State in
Washington daring the present
generation, has done so much
work for south Carolina as Ssna-
tor NcLaurin. 1t has been the
r1ls with representatives, in
Washington To devote most of
their time to looking after their
fences and making more certain
re election. This is subject that
has never seemed to give Senator
McLauris the slightest concsra.
On the contrary, hs has been dis
posed to devote all of his efforts
to the advancement of the welfare
Of his State, leaving the matter of
his reelection entirely to the
judgement of his constituents. -
YorkviIIc Enquirer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13
THAT TIROBBING HEAD
ACH

Would quickly leave you, if
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands of Sufferers have pro-
we'd their matchless merit for Sick
and Ne vous Headaches. They
make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25 cent s.
Money back if not cured, Sold by
Crawford Bro and j. +. Mackey
~ Co Druggists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13
f. President kOY
fakes Side Of Cupid
ID cilnss To Commission w. p.
{ awford IF hester. Cause
A Bro ken Engagement.
b. 'iuOre sun.


Washington, Nov. S.-Presi.
drp Roosevelt has decided that q
II who jrlts a girl is not entitlcd
t' ppolutmsnt in the army and
that such conduct sa> hs properl Y
TENED couuaIy Ia The best in
tIest of service. He has, there
ftrT, refused to appoint former
{ / William II. Crawford, of
c. .tor, :. c., y second lieuten-
a. III the regular army md there
b. satisfies the girls friends, who
h ,o made determined fight
a: INST tho man receiving a com
mission.
hero 10 nothing against y~uno
Crawford ON file save the fact tn ,i
he refused to marry the young
woman t. whom he was engaged
and there would have boon no
obstacle to his appointment had
not tho young woman permitted
her relatives to protest against bi,
selection The case has caused
considerable stir at the war depart
mcnt, where it was given sorlous
attention bv tho officials aud finally
sent to the White House for tn.
president action.
Crawford served during the wal
with Spain as ascaptain Of vnlun
tecrs and had q creditahls rscorC
and was slated for appointmcn
last summer as second lisutenan
of Infantry along with hundred
Of other young officers serving il
the Philippines. He became on
gagged to Miss Rehecca Douglass
of Camden, 5. G.. The weddin.
day was named. the cards wer
issued and prsssnts began to b
received. 1t was said that Cra W
ford, who was the publisher of
small newspaper in his tsvs, tolc
his friends t',H! unless he was ap
pointed he could net marry.
Hl. influence in Nashingtst
seemed to insure his selection
and all plans were therefore csm
p'eted for the event. Suddsnl,
Crawford changed his mind and
told the mother of the ysusg uo-
man that ho would net marry hor
daughter, and 1t is charged that
he gave no acceptable reason.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13

kershaw. Nov 7.-The home
of Mr.. j w. stusssltiDs was the
scene of a happ> gathering eli in
vlted guests Tuesday night; the
occasion Mins tho msrr.ag OF his
lovely daughter, Miss Emnie
Octave, to Mr. Sidney + HIM
son, both eff this place. Enc homs
was beautifully decorated with
p"tted plants, palms, terms snd
vines gracefully enr~nsd and
draped everywhere around the
room uutrl It presented the ap-
pcarance of 'fairy's power.
Immediately in tront of tho fire
place was lar@e and beautiful
arch nf white and yelIow cbrvs
antboHums. On each .iho uf
tho arch were tied enormous bows
of white satin riphrs. The.o
decorations were the work Of Ms.
j. A. McCa,kill and Mrs. j j.
Blackmrn, sisters of the greum.
At s O'Clock there was huss,
and an air of exp"rtaucN pervaded
the whole assembly, as the sweet
strains of Mend, l,sohn's Wedding
march began very skiiliuilv
rendered by Mrs. S. W. Heath.
The bridal coupIs were preceded
by two sweet and dsmure little
f1owsr girls Lena Dratfin and
Blake Hlnsan, who marched in
and up to the arch, each one seiz-
ing ribbon and marching hack
to the psrlor door where they
took their stand, tho ribbons thus
forming an isle for tho bride and
groom to pass up. Immediately
after the flower girls, came the
handsome and stately bride and
groom, who marched up the aisle
and took their stand under the
arc Of chrysanthcmums in front
of the officiating minister, Rev.
Joseph 1. Dsndy, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, who per-
fornod tho ceremony that made
them husband and wife.
The BRIDE was taStsfully arrayad
in gown Of white organdie, over
silk, and carri.d beautiful
boqust Of carnations and maiden
hair ferns. The groom, az is
usual. was faultlessIy attired.
Delightful refreshments we're
served in the psrlors. The mum
srous gifts of china, silver, cut
glass, ctc. attested tho wide popu-
lal itv OF tho bride and groom.
"Miss Emmie" is enc Of Ker-
shavs most popular young ladies'.
Her unaffected manners, beautiful
and unsslfish disposition have been
charms that cast a spell svsr
yonns and old. The groom is =
young man of sterling worth, and
holds a responsible position with
the Hes,h Banking and Msrcan-
tile company. The many friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hlnson will bs
glad to know that they will make
their home in Ksrshaw.
j. II. D.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13
SHBRlFF'S SALE.


STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
In Court Common Pleas.
ElizaJ. Wylie. Plaind6,
AGAINST
Rufus G. Clokett. Mamie l. Williams.
ct AL, Defendants.
DURSUANT to sn order of court in
l. the above case. signed by Judge
Ernest Gary, OFT %, 1901 / will sell
at public auction within the 'egai
hours Of sale a: Lancaster court. house,
on the
First Monday in december Nec &
All those tracts of land situa;e in the
county of Lancaster and Stale OF South
Carolina, described as follows in a
mortgage OF same by l.. H.. Crock EFT
and ID NJ. Crockett on December 29th,
lSs9-the one tract containing
23I Acres. More or Less,
bounded on the North oy lands Of Il.
+. Miller, formerly owned by VIM
stevens; Oh the East by lands former
iy owned by ID Ell Dunlap, but now
owned by Mrs. q Amsnda Brown; on
the south by lands OF Tur,eline Draf
fin, formerly owned by ID Eli Crock
ett; and on the West by l,nds OF ia nes
p. &. Caskey end John Sistare; and
the other tract containing
90 Acres, Aore Or Less,
bounded on the North by lands of
Robert G.. Crocketj; on the East by
lands of b. r. Miller above designated;
on the South by lands Of James p. G..
Cas key and John Sistare. and on the
West by Robert Thompson, formerly
WitherspoOn land
Terms OF sale-CASH Purchaser
to pay for papers Hhe purchaser or
purchasers of said lands or any part
thereof must comply with the terms
of sale within one hour from the time
of his or her bid and In default ofcom-
pliance the said premises 81 bid off
are to be forthwith resOld at his or her
risk.
JOHN p. HUNTER,
Sheriff l.. G..
r. f.. Wylie,
Plaintiffs Atty.
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Elizabethtown, Tenn Nov.
1l.-Frank kidwell, aged %, to-
day shot aud killed his swse heart,
Ada Thompson, aged Is, and then
committed suicide.
The cause of the tragedy is said
to be the refusal of the girl S
father to allow Kidwell to visit
his daughter and her declination
to marry him.
Both are members of prominent
families.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13
Quarter Of a Million
For Spanish War Vets.
Mr.. Boyd Evsns is Sure of Get.
ting the 500 Bounty for
Esch Ssldier.

To the Rasmhsrs of the South
Carolina Volunteer Infantry,
Hispaao~ American war, there was
IN announcr neat il 'rhs Stats of
Susday which la gratifying news.
, That stAtemsnt declares that each
mea ber of that organization who,
was honsrshiy discharged is on
titled to'S1O0 bounty.
Tins day three ye2rs ago the
First regiment was mustered ont
of service and II il nice birth
das present this promise Of a
bounty IF 500 for each man
The mem ners of the hosvv batterv
will also he delighted at tho pros
pect Tho Second regiment will.
perhaps, he IN even better luck,
for tho bounty for soldiers going
entsids Of American territory is
said To ha Sl6O each
AR w. Boyd Evans, who has
been watching the progress Of
such claims tiled Y other States,
announced vestsrdav that s'he
finds that in addition t. all claims
sl"~adv allowed he can now col
lsct bounty of 800 for each
and every soldier If the First and
So ond regiments and the Heavy
battery and other soldiers from
this State who got an honorable
discharge fren the government. :"
Mr. Evans has Just returned frem
q trir to Charleston, rhars hs h,s
oeen in consultation with Capt.
john G. Capsrs, United State 8
district attorney, who is now on
his way to Washington and will
aid Mr.. Evans in getting the
claims into proper shape.
1t seems that there is an old
"honnt" law" passed by the
federal government during or in
cident to tho War Between the
States. TINT law has never bssn
repealed and one Of it's provisions
allows each volunteer for service
in this country bnustv Of 800.
and an additional bounty of $50
for volunteers sent to foreign ter
ritorv in time Of war.
An al 'ney froA BROOKLYN,
n Y, took this statute into the
federal court of claims and secured
a decres that 1T 10 still of effect.
Mr.. Knox, the attorney general
of the United States, took an ap-
peal to tho United States supreme
court, and that court has also
passed favsrably upon the old
law.
At the instance of Capt. Cap.rs,
MIR. Evans wrote to officials in
Washington to know how to get
the claims into tho shape OF war
rants on the United States treas
ury, and alss to know if any OK.
isting statutes fix the amount at
different figure. He will 10 ready
in few days to announce the
method of procedure.
Should all things "pan out" as
expected, this State may receive a
quarter Of a million dollars thr ough
the bounty thus paid its citizen
soldiers. The records show that
in all ,440 men and officers were
enrolled in the First regiment;
1,19S in the Second regiment and
1915 IN the heavy battery, making
total Of 1881.
All of these were not given
honorable discharges. Some are
dead, some deserted, some were
sent to prison for infractioas of
civil and military law. OF those
whs were honorably discharged,
many Will never be found to oct
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
~. 25c. II G. G. G. f"u. druggist refund money.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-13
SHBR]FF'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUrh CAROLINA
COUNTY OF"LANCAsTER,
Court of Common Pleas.
Robert s. Floyd, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
II. E. Hilton, Defendant.
DURSUANT to an Order OF Court in
i the above entitled case, sigl, Ell by
Judge Err est Gary, Oct -. 1901. I
will sell AT public auction to the
highest ..idder at Lancaster cOart
house on the
First Monday In December, 1901
All that piece parcel and lot Of land
being and situate ia the Town Of Ker-
shaw, said stale and county fronting
on Richland street Of said Town tw O
hundred and eighty feet and inches;
on south by said Rich!and street;
East by an unnamed streri; North by
auds of Minor Hilton; West by lands
of j A. Hilton, the same being tn.
place where the Defendant now re,
sides.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers
JOHN p. HUNTER,
sheriff l.. G..
J. Harry Foster,
Pln's Atty.