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The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
THOUSANDS STRIKE.
Widespread Labor Disturb
ances Mark May Day.
EIGHT HOUR DAY THECoNMoN DEMAND
Demonstratl0ns of WOrkIngmen Or.
derIy as a Rule, With the Excep-
tion of Russia, Where Many
Were Killed In Riots.

NEW YORK, May 2.-May day
strikes We're the rule in several parts of
the country, thousands of men quitting
work. The eight hour day figured as
common grievance in the demands,
while increases in the wage scale were
sought by Il majority.
Efforts to prevent disorder were gem
eral, but in Lodi, n. j., the striking dye
workers got into clash with deputy
sheriffs, and during an exchange of
shots woman fell with bullet in her
arm, while a mill official was badly
beaten.
Pittsburg led in the number of men
out, between 10000 and $1,000 being on
strike. In Paterson, n. j., almost ev-
cry trade is affected, the working popu-
lation being as rule idle.
As usual, May day was observed in
the chief capitals of Europe by parades
aHa/Aemonstrationso of workingmen. AS
Il rule, these demonstrations were Or
derly and the day passed quietly.
A notable exception was in Russia. A
dispatch to the Poltken of Copenha-
gen that was filed on the German from.
tier announces that the labor popula-
ton Of the while district between Mos
cow and Vladimir central Russia) is in
revolt. There have been numerous en-
counters between the wOrkinSmcn ana
the troops, and many persons have
been killed or wounded.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
CONVENTION
CLOSES.

After most successful convention,
the 18th annual session of the State
Sunday School Association whiola
was held in Grace NJ. E. Church
closed yerterday afternoon to meetiM
Lewes next year. The last session
was opened with a service of song,
conducted by Chorister Guthrie which
was followed with an interesting adj
dress by Dr.. Dagger.
! The report of the committees nez6
followed and the report of the cred. /
ential committee showed that ZEE
delegates, A superintendents and .
out of town visitors were present.
One hundred and forty one delegates
were present from New Castle county, !,
forty seven from Kent county anh
J forty four from Sussex county, Indian
River hundred was the only hmdred
in Sussex county that was not repre-
Sented. 4
DR.. Gilfllan, chairman of the com-
mttee on resolutions thanking the
pastor and choir of Grace church, the
ladies of the Crittenton Home, and
in fact, everyone contributing to the
success of the convention. The res0-
I lutions were adopted.
A feature Of the closing session was
the "Question Drawer conducted
by DR.. Bailey.
The report of the tilince commit.
tee showed the amounh received from
box collections and cash pledge offer-
ings to be $272. l6.
Mr. Ingram read a letter from the
ladies of the Crttcnton Home thank-
ing those who assisted in the luncai-
con- financially and otherwise.
The closing address of the convca-
ton was made by Mr.. Henry, who
gave a talk on, The Ever Widening
Sunday School Work. Mr.. Henry
regretted the fact that a great cry
was going up thoughout the andover
the great difficulty in getting adults
in the Sunday school.
! In the conclusion of Mr.. HenryS
address Professor Goldcy made a few
remarks and said there was reason TO
believe the convention had been =
success, aiding that the beauty af
convention is the inter-denomnatioa-'
al feature.
Following prayer by ProfessorGold-
ey and the bencdiction by Dr. Murray
the convention adjourned.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
PHILIPPINE TALK.
Senate and House Continue the End
less Discussion.

less Discussion.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Aguinaldo
was the special subject of discussion
in the senate yesterday. AS soon as
the Philippine government bill was tax
en- up Mr.. Carmack Cfenn) resumed his
criticism of the Philippine committee
| because of its refusal to call Aguinaldo
and other FiIipinos as witnesses. He
maintained that as reflections by wit
nesses had been cast on the character
of Aguinaldo he Onsht to be permitted
"in all decency" to defend himself.
Mr.. Carmack's contention was sharp
ly combated by Mr. Foraker tO., Mr..
McComas tNdl and Mr. Burton tkanD.
Mr. Culberson frex.), in support of a
statement by Mr.. Carmack that the
war department suppressed informa-
ton and falsitied the Philippine situa-
ton. presented letter from the sec
retary of war which. he thought, was
proof Of the Tennessee senator's as
SertiOn.
The secretary stated in the letter
that it was not practicable to supply
the informa ton requested because no
special account was kept of Philippine
war expenses, and it would require the
service of a large force Of clerks to
work out the information desired.
Both the Rosebud reservation bill
and the sundry civil appropriation bill
received consideration, but not final ac-
ton.
The house gave most of the day to
the District of Columbia appropriation
bill, which was not completed. MI.
Shattuc (OD spoke on industrial condi.
tions and Mr.. Gaines (renn.) in crit
icism of conditions in the Philippines.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
~ &AilROAO.

Schedule in effect November II, 1901:
All trains illuminated with Pintscb
light
e. Epress trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK, week days, 1926, 'e.3s,
'1O.52 a. M; +12.19, "2.55, *5.1S Royai
Limited, '6.27. "7.42, '1o.52 D. m
Sundays, 1926, $3.50, *1l.35 a. M; '3.55,
'5.1s (Royal Limited. *7.4s, 'lO.52 p. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. "5.2s,
$50, "G45, 7.2o. "so9, 1888 s10.52, 1852 4.
m.;.12.1s, '2.55, 300, "4.55, 1918 (Royal
LimitedD, '6.27, s.35, "7.4?, "1O.52 p. H.
Sundays, 1926, 7.2o. $50, 1888, 1858,
s11.35 a. M: "255. 2 90, 1918 (Hoyal Lin.
ited), 6.35, "742. $50, 1852 p. m.
Chester. week days, $50. Gas, 7.2t,
500, 1893. "1o.5., 1852 Il. M; 400. '4,55
Gas, '742. "lo.52 p. IN. Sundays, 7.oG. $50,
$3.50. 1858. +Il.35 a. m; 800, Gas, '7.4z
s.56, *lO.52 p. m.
Atlantic City. week days. 'S.45 a. M;
iteJ). Sundays, 7.20 Il. NJ: 1918 .. III.
(Royal Limited.
Cape May and Ocean City, week dr-1
s6.45 q. IN. "2.51 p. IN.
Sea Isle City, week days, '6.45 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, week days,
s4.14, G55, *S.04, *1l.01 Il. H.; '12.56, "20s,
s3.4O, ASA, 1920 Q1oyal Limited. 1901.
slO.l4, D. III. Sundays, *4.1;, 1904. sos
a. H.; 'l2.56, '2.Os, '3.4o, 5.S', 's.2o (Royal
LimtedD "S.o!, '10.14 y. IN.
Baltimore and way stations, week days,
s.55 a. H.; 3.19 p. IN. Sundays, 9.05 a. M. =;
6.37 p. m.
Newark, week days, 4l4, 6.55, .s.o4
'11,ol a. M; '12.5s, 3.19, *4.54. 6.l2, 1901,
s1O.l4 p. m. Sundays. %41l, 1904, 9.05 Z
m.; 'l2.Es, 5.37, 1882, 's.o1, 'to4 p. m.
rittsburg, week days, 'S.c4 a. III. ~ 81,
s1o.14 p. III. Sundays, *s04 a. M; '3.A0,
'l0.l4 ?. NJ.
Chicago, daily. 1904 n. m.; $40 p. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis '4A q. m;
s12.sS, '10.14 p. M. daily.
Singerly accommodation, waek days,
6.5J a. M; 3.19. 6.l2 p. IN. Sundays, s.0s
a. m.: 5.37. 1872 p. III.
Landenberg accommodation. week
LEAVE MARKET STREET STA.
TION FOR
baltimore, week days. $50 p. D..
Landenberg, week days, $40 q. M: $50
$50 .. Ill. Sundays, $40 9. M; $50 p
n.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for wiz.
mlnston, week days, 1886 $50. '7.3o.
1925, 1l.0o a. M; '12.2o, '1.37. 2.15, '3.6s.
.417. 500, $3.50, '54S (Royal Limitcd),
800. $40, s7.26, 1888. '11.35 p. m. Sun.
days. .3.sb, .7.30, SEQ, 11O0 a. M: '12.20,
.l,s7' las. 1908. A35, '54S (Royal Lin.
fted), Gao, *726, 1888, 1880 p. NJ.
"Royal Limited" is composed a :cfu.
siyely Of Pullman par;qr observation and
dining cars. No extra fare except regu-
lar Pullman charge.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 193.
Rates to western points lower than
via any other line.
H. A. MILLER, Passenger Agent
Wilmington, Del.
D. E. MARTIN, Manager Of Passes
ger Traffic.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
,r,ITE- on PIERCE AGES.
Serjuus Disorders In Portugal.

LISBON. May 1.-The newspapers
here say that IA cabinet crisis is imml-
neat, IKE student disorders which
have occurred n: CoimbTa, the capital
of Brira nrsviace have n"cessilated
tho closing Of the university there.
The government authorized the rector
of the university to issue notice or
dpring all students not natives or the
place to quit Coimbra within forty
eight hours. Immediately this notice
was issued the students attacked the
police. firing revOlvers and throwing
stones. Troops suppressed the disor-
dcrs. and two students were wounded,
one mortally.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Heroes of l777 Rene m bered.

READING. Pa, May "A historica
monument has been unveiled and dedi
Gated at Ephrata. The monument
which is shaft of solid granite thir
ty-nine feet high. was erected in mem
ory of the heroes of the battle OF
Brandywine. which was fought OF
Sept. II, 1777. About 400 of the SICK
and wounded were brought to Ephrata
Two hundred died and were buried OF
Zion hill where the monument stands
Ex-Governor rattison was among thu
Sppa kpTS
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
FAIR ONES ASSEMBLE
Convention of Woman's 8 Clubs
at Los Angeles.
BAR AORNONS and SECRET ORDERS
Two Notable Contests For Seats a.
Delegates Settled Outside - Fea"
lures of the Opening Day-Im-
nenHe Floral Display.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 2.-The
formal opening of the club wOman's
convention yesterday afternoon was
markedly brilliant Hundreds of dele
gates and visitors packed the Simpson
auditorium to the roof. The interior
was embelIished with 10000 ca!la ILL.,
les, and representative American W0-
men sat OH the platform, while the
usual happy greetings We're exchanged
between hostesses and guests.
The opening day was otherwise dis
tinguished by two separate questions
which would have developed into SEN
satiOns had they reached the conven-
tion. One of them, which got as far as
the board of directors, had to do with
turning down delegate from secret
society. The other, which concerned
the possible unseating of Mrs. Roberts
Of Salt Lake City, wife Of the former
congressman from Utah, in the event
that she should try to appear as a dele
gate, was squeched in its native state.
In the meantime the real skeleton,
the colored question, will make away
with enough time in the course OF con
vention events
Undoubtedly one feature that largely
made impressive the opening session
was the floral scheme, possible only1n
the land of flowers. The California
lilies not only banked solidly the back
of the platform, but the two balconies
their entire length, while great clusters
were tied to every aisle seat in the
house.
After invocation by Mrs. Chester T..
Darland addresses of welcome were
delivered by Governor Henry Il. Gage,
! Mayor NJ. r. Snyder, Mrs. Kate A..
Bulkeley of Oakland, president of the
| California federation, and Mrs. Josiah
| Cowlcs president of the local biennial
| board. Mrs. Lowe Responded i'll SO
| gracious manner as to call ont rounds
| of applause Then came greetings
| from fraternal delegates.
! The official reception, which closed
! the day, came off in the evening under
! the auspices of the Friday Morning
club ut the Women's clubhouse, a
| quaint structure of lr.@S.on architec-
| ture, which had been transformed into
! a tropical bower.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Submarine Boat Sails.

PHILADELPHIA. May The sub
marine boat Fulton. upon Which an OK
plosion occurred on Tuesday last has
passed out to sea from the Delaware
Brcukwater in tow of the tug Storm
King. The yacht Mindora, which acted
as a convoy to the Fulton on her voy-
age from Brooklyn to the Delaware
Blcakw alter. also pa ssed seward. The
vessels are hound for New Suffolk, n.
Y. The Fulton has all of her original
crew on board.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Nav Day In Berlin.

BERLIN, May 2.-'fhe workmen or
Berlin celebrated May day by holding
forty-six large meetings, at which res
OlutionS werc passed demanding an
eight hour day, labor reform legislation
and thp enactment Of commercial trea-
ties in order to give the laboring popu-
laton cheap food. They demanded also
that the government withdraw the tar
if bill No disturbances occurred here
or elsewhere in Germany.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Stry Eor the Van Worm erS

HUDSON, n. y. May 2.-Former
Judge J. Rider Cady, counsel for the
three Van Wormer brothers. sentenced
TO death for the murder of their un-
c]c, Peter 4. Hallenbeck has served no.
ticc Of appeal on District Attorney
Chacc. TLis will serve as a stay of OK
ccution pending argument before the
court of appeals. Copies Of the notice
were filed with the county clerk anu
the warden of Danncmora prison,
where the young prisoners are CON
fined
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
President at AnnapOliS.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-President
Roosevelt left here this morning for
Annapolis to present the diplomas to
the graduating class of the Naval acad-
emy. He will return to Washington
about 6 o'clock in the evening. With
the president went Miss Alice Roose-
volt, Commander and Mrs. Cowles
Secretary CortelyOu, a stenographer
and DR.. Urie.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Cnrpenters strike.

BAY CITY. Mich. May All car
penters employed by contractors have
struck. and not Il union man is at work
excepting on individual jobs. There are
about 10 men affected. The West Bay
City Shipbuilding company, which EN-
ploys large number of carpenters, Is
the only concern which has granted the
advance demanded.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Government Receipts and Expenses.

WASIIINGTON, May 2.-Thc month
ly comparative statement of the gov
crnment receipts and expenditures
shows that during the month of April,
1902, the total receipts were SlI.2l5,-
800. a decrease as compared with April,
1901, Of S2,!n52. OOo. The expenditures
for the month aggregated $40 ID,263,
which leaves a surplus for the month
OF $J.3lG.O0O. For the last ten months
the total receipts were S464 ,21S,2G9 and
the expenditures S39S, ,G24 800, leaving
n surplus for that period of $50, ,593, ,270.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Planning Mills Idle.

READING, Pa, May lowing to
the failure Of contractors to sign the
new wage scale for year, dating from
May 1, the planning mills Of this city
Sre idle. Over $50 men went on strike.
The building operations are practically
at StandStill as a result of the strike
OF hod carriers. These arc the only
trades having difficulty over the 1ues-
ton of wages.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
81. DE1.AWARE, FRIDAY. MAY =, 1902.
new yssk cestral Raises wsses.

new York CentRal Raises Wa9es.
OSWEGO, N. Y, May 2.-The wages
Of $50 employees of the New York Cen.
trai shops in this city have been ad-
vaneed fram 10 to 40 cents per day.
The monthly salaries of the operators,
station agents and yard clerks Of the
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg di-
vision have been increased from IS to
$40, according to the length of service
and efficiency.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
.fny Day In Madrid.

MADRID. May May day was eel
ebrated by Socialist demonstrations and
by the holding Of Socialist meetings in
all the Chief towns of SPAIN Speeches
were made urging the claims of labor
ers, but no disorders are reported.
There was very little abstention from
work
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
PARDONED BY KING.
Officers Of the Chicago Set Free
From Venetian Prison.

From Venetian Pr1sOn.
ROME. May 2.-rhe king has par
loned the officers of the United States
cruiser Chicago who have been I'M
prisoned at Venice.
They were Immediately handed over
to the United States consul, from
whose charge they will be transferred
to the Chicago, which is ready TO sail.
The Imprisoned American naval Off
GERS generously indemnilied the parties
claiming damages for injury. and the
public prosecutor tclegraphed that ali
legal nnpcdmeMs to the prisoners par
don were removed.
The claimants for damages had tcle
graphol TO the minister of justice, 81
gnor COcco-Ortu asking him not TO ar-
ccde to the petition until their claims
were adjusted.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Weather Pro liabilities.
Fair; fresh north to east Winds
Notice

Just arrived home and wish to state
that we will have l carload of extra
choice Durham cows the best ever
shipped. selected by myself. Also so
head of Maryland stock. AS there
are two large sales advertised for
Monday, May 5, this will be q chance
to purchase good COW cheap. 25
fine shoata. Come and have dinner
with us as we will sell rain or shine
at our farm, Mt. Cuba, Del. O'Neal
Brothers.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A Sorrado Killed 4G0 persons at DAG
ca Bengal. u
The international exhibition at Corr
was opened.
The Gurnigelbad. noted Swiss
health resort. was destroyed by fire.
Former President Cleveland returne4
to Princeton after five weeks Floridg
trip.
Chicago packers admit that consump.
ton of beef has decreased 37la pss
cent.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Granite Workers Out

GLOCESTER. Mass, May 2.-Ihe
granite industry on Cape Ann was stop
ped by the strike of 500 workers be-
cause their demand for ,shorter day
and an increase in wages lad been re-
fused. The quarry owners are willing
to make a compromise Offer, but the
men will not listen to it.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Rietin= at Iassaic.

pASSAIC, n. V, May 2.-Uuring a
fight between deputy sheriffs and Il
crowd of striking silk workers at the
Alexander e. Boetlgcr mills, in Lodi
last evening a woman was shot. The
clash was brought about by fight be-
tween the strikers and the mill superil-
tnutlpnt
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Enr1Y.eIght Mines Closed.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 2.-F0rty-
eight mines in Springfield and the Chi
cayo and Alton subdistricts have clos
ed, and 5000 are idle as a result of the
inability Of the miners and operators to
reach an agreement as to under ma
chine and double shift work.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
DiDItheria Serum, SHccessfu1.

BERLIN, May THE use Of Profess
mr. Behring's diphtheria serum has re-
suited, according to statistics just ptlaoa
ljshed. in the lowest death rate from
diphtheria in Berlin in tho year 1891
ever recorded. The deaths from dipthH
thrria were then 400. Prior to the in
PRODUCTION Of Professor Behring's ses
r,n the deaths from this disease ran@
cd from 300 to 1000 year.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
virhtuiuu SfrIkea n MOnu IN m {,

GROTON, Conn, May 2.-Lightning
which struck the top Of Groton monu-
mcnt during Il heavy electrical shower
threw the copestone, weighing half Il
ton, to the ground. The monument
was built in 1891 to commemorate the
massacre Of Fort Griswold in 11S1.
The shaft is 80 feet high.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
,PlilA AND HEADING RAIL

DHlLA De- ,PlilA AND l!EADlNa RAIL-
WAY Wilmington DivisiSA':
Time table In effect MAY 80. i90O
Train leave vii iImingt OH king street sta
tiorl for El.mcrc Juaction, MontchR min,
Wintsrshur. i4uy eneoart. Grsnoxue. Cosssrt
ChaJa's FORD junction. pocopSon. West
Chester, EmMeevllle, Alortonviilr. Coa ates'
I Be a IN. 2.lh 4.5o p IN. Sundays, S.S q.
H., .l5, AtO y IN. u,
Ior Way resburs Junction. Elverson ana
Intermediates stations, week days 166 =. m ,
ai6. 40 p. IN. sunday S.U0 q. m, @l5, AoV
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and inter-
medinte stations. week days 7.do q. lp.' -
W'"xi. G4niiETT, EDSON J. WEEKS
aam'i Srn Gen'I Pass'r Act
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Cnrtoontst Mast For Consul.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-rhe presi-
dent has nominated Thomas Mast OF
New Jersey to be consul general at
Guayaquil, Ecuador. Mr.. Mast, who
is well known as veteran cartoonist,
is an old personal friend Of President
Roosevelt, and his appointment is pure
" a personal recognition to a friend.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02

Mother Poisoned Children and Self.
DENVER, May Mrs. John L.
Kingsbury, wife Of the foreman Of a
local laundry, poisoned her two chill
dren, aged eight and twelve years re-
spectively. and herself All are dead.
Dependency is given as the cause.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
street Car and Train Collide.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May "A 81
poul train struck a crowded street car
at the Clinton street crossing last nlghe(
Six persons were seriously injured, On1
probably fatally.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
THER0VERsNeHINA
American Energy and Millions
Important Factors.
Won WALDERSEE ON EASTERN STATUS
Speaking Of Relations OF Foreign
Nations In the East; the Count
Says Our influence In World
4. Politics Will BE Beneficial.

=. Politics VIII he Beneficial.
BERLIN, May 2.-"AmericaD energy
and American millions are making
themselves felt in China more and
more powerfully said Count Won
Waldersee in an interview at Dresden.
where he is visiting the king of Sax
ony. Count Won Waldersee was com
.nander in chief of the allied forces in
China. Continuing he said:
I'VE have come into closer political
touch with the United States, and that
country will exercise a favorable in
fuence in the worlds politics.
In this interview Count Won Walder-
see was surveying the present position
of affairs and the relations of the pow
ers in China. He referred also to the
attitude OF the officers Of the armies
of the powers toward each other and
toward himself while he was COM
mander in chief in China. Although
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
CnIer C0nfers with Hill.

ALBANY, N. y, May 2.-Formel
Comptroller Bird S. Coler Of New York
city held a long conference with Sena.
tor David Il. Hill here. He stated that
his visit was for the purpose of discuss
ing plans for organizing the Democratic
party
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Nil Train RHYnH6,

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, May "A
broken drawhead caused the wreck OF
an oil train on the Erie railroad at
Sparrowbusb, west of Port JcIvis.
Fourteen cars were burned. The loss
is SO 600.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02

Hod Carriers and Carpenters Out.
PATTERSON, N. j., May 2.-All the
union hod carriers in the city went on
strike and in consequence practically
all work on buildings now in course Of
construction has been tied up, as the
carpentprs are also on strike.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02
Rrisk Demand For Liquor License

NEW YORK, May 2.-The number
of applications for liquor tax ccrtfi.
Gates received at the New York county
Offices of the excise department for
the current fiscal year, which began
May ], is 1929. The number Of appli.
cations made last year was 6,077.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-02


NyOTICE--W FRANCIS KELLY a. CO.,
~ llncarporat"d) the owners ami occupants
Of the store so. lU3 Market street III tho First
New Cast r and State Of Delaware being COM
posed of person, Of fun age and of good NOR
Al character and also .u, licensed retailers
Of goods wares an | merchandise, tfe cn1t
value II which 60 sianlly kcpt on hand FOR
snIe i4 not ir than 500 do hereby give notice
that we shall apply in wrltlEg to the Court of
General Sessiuns Of iIie state of Dels ware, to
he h iii O n Monday May llth l9JH, next ensu-
ing for II license 10 sell spirItuous vlnous aud
malt liquors IN quantities not loss than one
half gal ion mt to be drunk On the premises,
and tliat said ictncr Is as'et for the Ab owe
mem iumed cOntsun No lGt Market street aud
thu. said license for such lucat'on is necessary
for tie accommodation of the public ana the
following named respect able cltlHans OF said
ward at Feast half of whom are subs q ltial
free holders have sigued their names 10 this
application:
Ja,n,s Crossun Geo II Neidermaier
u Bubenzrr Harry Chrsly
Thomas " Mulhn II G Keller
Jos J Corrigan James Ohristy
JRmesJ Mccormick John DoughertY
john NJ Group Matthew Meyer
Burtoa Valentn Daniel McCormick
Bernard Carr Arthur johnson
Anton Iiauber VIM iienmg
FRED We'll Sr Louis f,cheu
julius unther ) Met all
DANIEL Nfclusker James j itiley
John Magaheru Thomas Taylor
FRANCIS KELLY b Coz
a3O-3t (lncorporalell.