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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
WILL DEVELOP SLATE FIELDS
Company Increases Capital Stock
to Work DEPOSITS in Arkansas.

Carthage. Mo-. Aug. 6.-Articles Of moor
poration have just been filed at Little Rock,
Ark. by the Southwestern Slate and Man
ufacturtng Company, increasing Its capital
stock to 100000 for the development Of
the vast slate deposits at Slatington, TWEEN
ty-five miles from Mena. Ark. Curtis
Wright of this city Is president of the COM
pany, n. F. Wright secretary, and w. R.
Logan is a heavy stockholder. The other
stockholders are Eastern capitalists.
Mr.. y. F. Wright, who has just returned
from Slatington. reports that one OF the
largest slate quarries in the country has
been opened there. and a railroad is to be
built at once from Hot Springs to Mena
by way of Slatington.
Slate was discovered in the locality three
years ago. and the company was organized
on limited basis. Quarries were opened
and deposits of red. black and green slate
of superior quality were discovered in ap-
parently unlimited quantities.
With the growth of the quarries Stating
ton was founded. and Is situated nfty-four
miles from Hot Springs.
II you want better position, read over
the two hundred and thirty-four Help
Wanted" ads in to-day's Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
Most MEN and Women Need Strength
ening Tonic During the Suitry
Weather of August t----Pe-ru-n rs
Never Fails.
MISS MAYNE KEARNs 1915 Dean

MISS MAYME KEARNs, 1913 Dear
A'~ street. Brooklyn. n. Y, writes:
"Peruna means health, and health means
happiness. To me Peruna means both. Last
summer I felt unusually prostrated from
the heat My appetite and sleep failed me
and my strength seemed to ooze out with
the perspiratiOn. and I had a weak, gone
feeling.
'Three bottles OF Peruna changed all this
I recuperated quickly and blessed sleep and
rest came to me. Peruna is better than II
seaside trip, better than vacation IN
fact better than anything I know TO build
up the system. Miss Aayme kearns.
Peruna is just as sure to bring an appe-
tjte as the sun is to bring the day. A good
healthy appetite and good digestion of food
generally corrects host of ailments. Loss
of strength and loss of sleep depends in a
majority of cases upon loss of nutrition.
II the appetite fails. sufficient food will not
be taken. If sufficient food Is not taken,
the system suffers from starvat on. This
will surely lead to host of ailments in
time. Peruna, by restoring the appetite.
cures the whole matter; by freeing the mu-
cous membranes and stomach. as well as
the digestive organs from every trace Of ca
tarrhal congestion. Peruna corrects the
whole trouble.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
BIG INCREASE IN EARNINGS.
Transit Company's Report for July
Shows Large Revenue.

July was a record-breaking month in earn
ings for the St Louis Transit Company.
The monthly statement, issued yesterday,
shows gross earnings of s575. .175.2S. as
against SN5. .T23.01 in July. 1901. a total gain
OF $50 1924. This is the largest gain made
during a single month in the history Of the
company.
Officials OF the company say that all the
roads are on q better earnir- basis now
than at any time since they were merged.
Indications are that the deficit of last year,
amounting to s525,6SO. will be wiped out by
the next annual meeting and that SUBJ
stantial balance will be shown. New equip
ment is being put on nearly all divisions
and old cars are being retired or thoroughly
renovated
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
SECRETLY DRILLING
TO ATTACK SOLDIERS
Lithuanian Anarchists at Shenan
doah Have Had Training in
European Armies.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Shenandoah, Pa, Aug. 6.-GeneraI Goblin
was informed to-day that the Lithuanian
members of the anarchist secret societies
here are holding secret military drills and
preparing to attack the troops should an
opportunity present itself.
This news was confirmed by Father
Abramatis, pastor OF the Lithuanian
Church.
Unless an attack should be made IN over
whelming numbers there is little doubt that
the military would be able to handle 1t
easily in spite of the European military
training of the miners.
The Lithuanians are armed chiefly with
shotguns, although they have some old
muskets and n few revolvers and sabers.
There was continuation of assaults upon
nonunion men and deputies at various
points in this region to-day, but Shenandoah
is suspiciously quiet. When General Goblin
was asked IL the runor was true that the
foreigners were drilling he replied that ne
had been notified that secret drills were be-
Ing held. but declined to go into details
Conditions In the Lithuanian district In
This city are worse than those in the worst
district of any other city in the world"
General Goblin said.
Each house seems to shelter score OF
foreigners. Most of these men have served
terms of enlistment In the armies of Russia
or Austria and are trained soldiers.
'I understand that their officers are edu-
Gated men the degenerate sons OF good fam
lilies at home. who have been forced to
leave their own country because of gam
bling scandals or for other causes They
are living on their wits, and thev naturally
dominate the more ignorant Of their fellow
countrymen- -
They are the moro dangerous because
the police have no control over them Sew
eraI of them. I am told. are officials OF the
Lithuanian secret societies. having been
members of similar societies in Europe"
At a meeting of priests, held at the
home of Father Lawrison to-day, measures
were discussed for checking the disorderiy
element.
Deputies guarding the William Penn Col
Iiery were fired upon from ambush early
this morning. and although about dozen
shots were exchanged. so far as known
none on either side was hurt. These shots
were plainly heard by the provost guard
| under Captain Hymes Of the Twelfth
Regiment but the militiamen did not 60
| to the rescue AS the colliery Is beyond the
! military scene, It was thought best to not
send the men there for fear It might be a
! ruse to draw them into a dangerous po-
| sitiOu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
Marine Intelligence.

Queenstown, Aug. 5.-Arrived: Majestic,
New York, for Liverpool and proceed
Cherbourg, August 5s-Sailed: Steamer
Kaiserin Maria Theresa. from Bremen and
Southampton, New York.
New York, Aug. 5.-Sailed: Celtic Liver.
pool: Philadelphia, Southampton.
Brow Head, Aug. 5.-Passed: Majestic
New York for Liverpool.
Antwerp. Aug. 6.-Sailed: Steamer Penn
land. Philadelphia.
Southampton. Aug. 6.-Sailed: Steamer
Kaiserin Maria Theresa, New York.
Queenstown, Aug. 6.-Sailed: Ivernia,
Boston.
st. Michaels. Aug. e-Passed: Hohenzoi-
lern. Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar for New
York
Sagress. Aug s.-Passed: Keramania.
New York for Gibraltar, Marseilles and
Leghorn.
Brow Head, Aug. 6.-Passed: Rhynland,
@Hhiladelphia for Queenstown and Liverpool
Hong-Kong, Aug. 6.-Arrived, previously
= China, San Francisco, via Honolulu, Yoko-
.5nama- etc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
RTSTNESS

Yesterdays bank clearings were S,255,o15,
balances S.261. .296. Local discount rates
were firm between and 81 per cent Do
mestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York. 1oc discount bid. 1Oc premium
asked; Chicago, 25c discount bid. 15c dis
count asked; Cincinnati, Louisville and New
Orleans. 1oc discount hid, par asked.
Wheat closed lower at 64IsG64l4c bid Sept !;
66d65lkc No red. Corn closed lower at
4sAc asked Sept; 5s1k5r5sc No. mixed. Oats
closed at 267sc asked Sept; 3oc No. mixed
The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and UNCHANGED.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
CORPORAL. 0'BRIEN ARRESTED.
Testimony on Philippines Brings
Charge of Perjury.

North Adams. Mass. Aug. 7.-Shortly aft
er midnight special officer from Wash ng-
ton. D. c.. awoke Corporal Richard O'Brien
at his home in this city to place him under
arrest on the charge of perjury in his tes-
timony before the Senate committee last
May regarding affairs in the Philippines, on
bench warrant from the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
TRACY KILLS HIMSELF TO
AVOID CERTAIN CAPTURE.
Continued From Page One.
] . . . . . o q . . . . - . . .
; GOVERNOR SAYS POSSE
IS ENTITLED TO REWARD.

= Salem. Ore, Aug 6-Governor Geer,
q when asked whether he considered
. that the men who surrounded and
. wounded Outlaw Tracy are entitled to
q the reward, said:
q Yes. do. The posse surrounding
= him was the cause of his committing I
= suicide to save hanging. and the men I
o are as much 10 be credited with his I
O death and to be rewarded for it as :
= though they had killed him directly" I
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
Register Z. s. Treasury Indorses Pc
runa for summer LRsSitude.

Hon. Judsoa ". Lyons, Register Of the
United States Treasury. in a letter from
Washington, D G. says:
Peruna Medicine Co.. Columbus. o.:
Gentlemen-I find Peruna to be an ex-
cellent remedy for the catarrhal affections
of the spring and summer. and those who
suffer from depression from the heat or
the summer will find no remedy the equal
of Peruna--JudSon W. Lyons
tory results from the use of Peruna write
a once 10 DR.. Hartman giving full
statement OF your case. and he will be
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of The
Hartman San:tarium. Columbus, o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
LEFT PocKETBooK IN WINDOW.
F. S. Granger of Seattle Lost $40
and Papers at Station.

F s. Granger Of Seattle Wash. started
home at o'clock yesterday morning, after
a visit In St. Lnuis. He left a pocketSock
containing s1l0 and valuable papers on the
ledge of a window, and stepped to the in
formation bureau window. When he had
made his Inquiries he turned TO find that
his property had been taken.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
SPORTING.

Americans win all the sets in the first
days matches at singles in the international
tennis tournament
IN the Grand Circuit races at Buffalo
Roamer is beaten in a six-heat race for the
2:l4 pacing class purse. Scott Hudson
drives two winners.
Boston Americans defeated the Browns by
a score of to 6.
Young Corbett and McGovern are both
confident of victory in their battle of
August %.
Winners at Delmar yesterday were: Stew
art Young, Val Verde. Carat. varro. Cher
ished and Pourquoi Pas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
FOREIGN.

The ArchdDchess Marie Annonciade of
Austria, dispIeased at the habits and tastes
of her fiance. Duke Siegfried of Bavaria,
has the engagement broken.
The San Stefano camoauile at Venice is
about to collapse, and the surrounding
houses have been abandoned. The building
is gradually moving further out of plumb
and 1t is impossible to save II.
King Edward returned to London to be
crowned. Cheering thousands lined the
streets four and FIVE deep along the route
pursued by the royal carriage from the sta
ton TO Buckingham Palace His Majesty
appeared to be in excellent health, and
stepped almost tauntily.
The Vatican hears that the friars lands
IN the philippines were transferred long ago
TO American syndicates. and surprise is ex-
pressed that Governor Taft seemed entirely
unaware cf the true situation when he
offered to buy the lands
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
MRS. MARGARET RUSSELL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
xenia, H., Aug. 6.-Mrs. Margaret Rus
sell, highly respected citizen of this city,
disd here yesterday. aged 20 years
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
e. w. Grove.

This name must appear on every box Of the
enuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
he remedy that cures q cold In one day. &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
WASHINGTON.

Administration officials in Washington are
perplexed as to what course TO pursue in
reference to the Cuban loan just authorized
by the insular Congress. Secretary Hay has
decided that the matter comes within the
purview of the Treasury Department.
The War Department has authorized the
Eunboat Ranger TO protect the British ship
Quito in the harbor of Panama if the Pan
anna Government makes an attempt to seize
the vessel to meet the revolutionary war
ship. which has appeared in those waters.
The National Retail Butchers and Meat
Dealers Protective Association. in session
at the national capital. passed resolutions
recommending that the Eastern, Middle and
Southern States offer inducements by boun-
ty to encourage the cattle-raising industry.
Senator Cockrell will depart from Wash
ington next week for his home in Warrens-
burg, Mo. Senator Vest will not return to
his home until the first part OF October
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

At Dallas, Tex. a collector for a CONNER
cial house staggered into d drug store dy-
ing from deep wounds over the heart and in
the abdomen. Before he died, he said: "A
woman in white did it."
An Indiana woman who was thought to
have been murdered and whose husband
narrowly escaped lynching for the sup
posed crime is found alive in Salvation
Army barracks at Chicago.
Lyman J. Gage believes in the innocence
of his son. Eli A. Gage. who has been
charged in a warrant in Chicago with OBJ
tanning SIS on a bogus check. The former
Secretary of the Treasury says his is
the victim of a blaclSmail scheme.
John Forest, merchant of Grove Springs,
Mo, died yesterday from the effects of the
stone wound inflicted by John Randolph
last Sunday in a quarrel.
A stranger coppered John w. brakes bets
in q faro game, spelling the miIIioaaire's
run of luck, and forcing him to quit the
game in annoyance after losing back win
nigs to the amount of 5000. The stranger
won S1f0.
In an electrical storm at Muscogee. /. T.,
the wife of United States Marshal Bennett
was stunned by bolt, which tore pictures
from the walls of her home and just missed
her two children.
The Commissioner of Agriculture in Tex
as reports that the damage in the lower
Brazos Valley from the recent floods is
very great. and predicts great suffering in
that district next winter.
Thirty masked men raid Perryville, KY,
and soundly thrash three of its citizens.
their actions creating a reign Of terror in
the town.
The Chicago oats corner trouble may be
brought before the Grand Jury for its in
vestigation.
Miss Clara Barton returns from Russia.
where she received extraordinary honors
from the Gar.
Six masked men rob a Burlington pas
sengeF train near Savannah, ILL.,, and escape
with 5000 in silver coin after one of their
number had been killed
Outlaw Harry Tracy commits suicide in
a wheat field after he had been wounded
and surrounded by posse.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-07
MERRILL Is CAPTURED
EASILY By sTRATAGEM.

Merrill was captured without bloodshed.
His home was surrounded by night and
the detectives got the drop" on their man
Through Merrtrs -,other. Trays WHARF
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07

tan by the men arrested Saturday morning under the conditions re- ported in the Herald.-Mexican Herald.
 Thursday morning last J. D. Tenn pleman and James Britton went up to the bridge camp, in the canyon above Peach Springs, and arrested Clark Cleveland, who is wanted at Empire, Colorado, for the murder of Jack Johnson, miner. Cleveland was taken to Kingman Thursday evening and lodged in the county jail to await the arrival of officers from Colorado. The crime for which Cleveland is wanted was committed last March and officers have been hunting for him ever since. A reward was offered for his apprehension, which came to the knowledge of the sheriff's office some time ago and they have been on the lookout for the man. Cleveland claims to have struck Johnson with his fist and that he was justified in doing so, the man having used an approbrious term to him. Cleveland's father is held in the Georgetown jail as an accessory to the Mohave Mines.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07

E R Hotsenpiller and wife to Cor nucopia G & c Mg Go, deed to nine mines in Cherry and Ash Creek dists
 FER Hotsenpiller and wife to La zaraus P Bristow, power of attorney to sell placer mines in Cherry Greek dist.
 N l. Griffin and NJ A Lawler locate Griffin mine, Mineral Point dist.
 Albert Mau & Go to D Fitzpatrick, deed to lots 10, 12, If, blk 22, Pres colt.
 Ed W Wells files A of A work on Bonanza mine Bigbug dist.
 EW Wells locates two mines, Big bug dist.
 Jas Lowry ct al locate five mines, Mineral Point dist.
 Jas Edwards and P V Sorensen To- cate Spanish Belt No mine, Eureka dist.
 c P Ford locates Consolidated mine, Humbug dist.
 P J Farley ct al locate Tomboy mine, Mineral Point dist
 DD Mcdonald to Chas Bedford, deed to lot 13 and II 10 it lot 15, blk 2l, Prescott.
 Jos Simmer locates Atlanta mine, Walker dist.
 Frank Marlow to Ed Shumate, Thos Marmont and E c Averyt, deed to Peacock and Mountain View mines, Hassayampa dist.
 Dan Bowen locates two mines, Bigbug dist.
 HC Heffelman and E A Haggott amend location of two mines, Bigbug dist.
 O o Scripture and wife to B H Grave, deed to lots 3 and f, blk l 1, Fleury add, Prescott.
 B H Grave to Commercial Trust Co, mtg on lots and f, blk IA, Fleury add, Prescott.
 Minnie D Reimers to O O Scripture and wife, release of mtg.
 Matilda Nader to O O Scripture and wife, release of mtg.
 T NJ Earnhart to Wm Roberts, bill of sale to mules, etc, at Kirkland.
 Frank Ray to Geo Sanita and Jno Vernetti, lease, saloon, Providence.
 w D Clair ct al incorporate Tono- pah Rainbow Mining Co.
 Mayes x Thayea to H Voge, bill of sale, household goods, etc, at Me Cabe.
 CT Lynch ct al locate 16 mines, Point dist.
 S M Burband files A of A W on Spotted Horse mine, Silver Mt dist.
 J c Forest ct al locate four mines, Turkey Creek dist.
 Sam1 Goldsworthy locates Water iord mine, Walker dist.
 E Corcoran and wife and E CI Ryan locate Nable c mine Big Bug list.
 Fire Asscn of Philadelphia and Natl Fire Ins Go appoint J NJ W Moore agent and attorney.
 Wm D Powell to Black Rock G < , Mg Co, deed, Copper King mines Agua Fria dist.
 P Boscha, constable at Congress, evokes appointment of nine deputies l. W Crane locates Quartz Hill nine, Blue Tank dist.
 J Willard, H L Heck and Emil Kaufman incorporate Arizona Petro- cum Co, cap stk Sl,500,0O0. A w Edwards ct al locate Grand | View mine, Walnut Grove dist.
 VII Light locates Belton mine Big Bug dist.
 l. N Briggs locates Bedrock mine, Copper Basin dist.
 R J Kinser and w F Hull locate Falcon mine, Copper Basin dist.
 John Dawson to J R Harrington, Igrmt } of Cleveland mine, Sl 800.
 JIG Martin, receiver, to Penn Gold l Ming Co, receipt, Honilulu, Hawaii md Two Buddys mines, Walker dist, s235. Martin, receiver. to P R Stan lope, receipt, Hassayampa, Ranche md Water Fall mines, Hass dist.
 W D Powell to R H Burmister and c Herndon, deed l of five mines, Cherry Coeek dist.
 A D Shultz and Fred Roberts To- ate three mines, Peck dist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07
Gmney Patent Removable
 Galvanized Ice Compartment

The Gurney reaches lower than other Re will will the attained Onesuh of the time required under the old system. hole the galvanized walls the
 
 all others the matter ice The this obvious possible packed and the ice permitted regeate walls of the Re
  all sides leaving the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07
The Best is the Cheapest Because

They last longer good refrigerator will last life time while poor one IS soon foul and unfit for use.
 They less ice The economy in the cost of ice will pay for refrigerator The waste of poor will often amount to many times its first cost
 They the ice you have piece for table Yoa don't want to buy ice for soft water supply
 Call and examine stock and you will be convinced that you afford any other refrigerator.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07

The Mohave County Miner, speak ing of the Baca grant, in the western part of this county, which was re- gently purchased by Lord Thurlow, has the following to say of it: "The grant is one of the largest in the ter ritory and is well mineralized, besides containing vast timber tract. The country surrounding Mount Hope is one of the most picturesque in Ari- zona and abounds in wild game of all kinds. The wild hog or peccary roams over the wooded country in thousands, besides which there is an abundance of deer and wild turkey. In the mountain ranges there are vine-clad hills and grassy dales that would set the lover of nature in ecstacies. Oak, cedar, pine and other native timbers cover miles of noun tain country. In the northerly part of the grant copper float has been found, but so far no defined vein has been uncovered. Just south of Noun tain Station gold in the mountain has been found, and further to the south quartz veins carrying good values in gold have been uncovered" |"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07
PROF. DE SELTlER.
French Electrician and Magnetic
 Healer,

Has opened an office at the John son house. I am ready to receive all who are afflicted. This scientific treatment and French method of treating diseases with electricity and magnetism is up to date and will cure rheumatism, paralysis. lumbago, sto- mach trouble, tumOr, cancer, abscess, neuralgia, liver trouble, kidney dis ease, spinal and nervous prostration. Most all maladies are treated success fully without medicine. Massage is also given with electric vapor baths. Face electric treatment for eruption of blackheads, pimples and scrofula. It will take all blemishes from the face and will purify the skin. Avail yourself of this opportunity. Room ', upstairs. If
 William Henry Moody. the new secretary of the navy, took the oath of office at the navy department on Thursday morning. The entire personnel of the department was pre- sented to Mir. Moody. many clerks at the same time bidding long fare well. Through his service in con- gross MT. Moody is well known among naval men and in government circles generally, and those best acquainted with him express the opinion that he will bring into the department new vigor and many new ideas.s
 William Carr, aged 3S, day oper- ator and correspondent of the Associ- ated Press in Topeka, Kansas, was accidentally shot and killed at Flu dora, Kansas. While taking shot gun from buggy. be ripped, caus- ing the gun, the barrel of which was held directly over his heart, to ex- plode. He exclaimed. I'm shOt," and died. Mir. Carr had been con nected with the Associated Press at various points for the last fifteen years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07
Buy a Gmney Refrigerator,
 They Are Ice Savers.

Are made of kiln dried hardwood, golden oak finish, best brass trimmings, metallic shelves, no inside wood exposed, full zinc lined, soldered perfectly air and water tight and equipped with
The Washington times., 1902-10-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Raleigh-G. II. Havson. New
York: E J. Watkins, New York: A. NJ
Wilson. Pennsylvania; J. l.. Street, New
York: E. F. Burns. Massachusetts; NJ. G.
Basin. Pennsylvania; w. +. Hallam
Massachusetts: r. G. Wolf. Pennsylva-
MIA; ]. II. Gates. Illinois; T.. E. Eagle
Pennsylvania.
New Willard-Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson,
Pennsylvania; NJ. S Smith. Arizona; G
H. Long. Massachusetts; r. l.. Dear,
u. s. N: Mrs. r. l.. Dear. New York
Mrs. NJ. f. Coles. New York; II. Nacks.
Pennsylvania; T. B. Morris. Georgia
Miss T. Morris. Georgia; Mrs. ]. T.
Davidson. New York; Mrs. C. Bennett,
New York; ]. . Brown. New York.
Ebbitt Hot.,e-J. b. Brown, New
York: w. " Rice, New York; A. j.
Lane. New York: Mrs. II. D. Haskins.
Massa chusetts: L. r. Williams. North
Carolina; G. S. Props, North Carolina
NJ. G. Donk. Florida.
Riggs House-A. Max, New York; r.
A. Knight, Pennsylvania; Mrs. r. How
ard. New York; Miss f. Howard, New
York; Mrs. ID. Max, New York.
The Arlngton-H d. Rhine. New
York; Mrs A. G. Boardman. Pennsylva-
MAJ Mrs. H. Wentz. Pennsylvania Miss
Bradley. Pennsylvania; J. S. Brown.
Missouri.