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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
Win Appeal 70 the Eigher conrt.

At the last meeting of the city coun.
Gil it was determined to appeal the sril
wherein Barney Olson received q indg.
ment in circuit court against the city in
the we'll matter The amOunt at issue
including costs is about $3.50
Little business was transacted beyond
allowing miscellaneous accounts The
mayor and clerk were authorized tC
borrow 81, 0G0 to meet current expenses
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
DIED.

The funeral OF Mrs Fanny Toler, wife Of
James B. Toler. who died at Sparta on March
18th. took place at Brush Hollow cemetery
tsqO days later. largely atten ed BY neigh
bOrs and friends Of the family and deceased.
The service Was conducted by Rev Price.
MTs. Toler WAS the daughter Of Patrick and
Marinda McGarFy She was born near Cald-
well. Ohio. November 8, 1856. She mar
rled 70 hlm who mourns her untimeiy death
A pril 25. 1875 Besides the sband she leaves
four children. father. mother, four sisters
and two brothers Mrs. Toler was a woman
Who honored Der profession as Christian,
worker for those things that are enpooiing
In all walks OF life. She ~ a consistent
member OF the Congregational church.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
For Fort Crawford Cemetery

Congressman Babcock introduced in
the House bill for the improvement
and preservation Of the old military
cemetery at Prairie du CHEN. The bill
carries an appropriation of 81, 500 which
probably is the amount estimated by
the war department for the purchase Of
additional strip Of land connecting Che
cemetery and the fenciug and improving
of the enlarged grounds. There is little
doubt but that the bill will be enacted
into law at an early day
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
KILLED BY A FALLING TREE.
StOadard Man Meets Tragic Death While Falling
Tree

1he La Crosse Republican, Leader
gives the following report of tragic
death near Stoddard: wilhelm Strory,
an old soldier residing near Stoddard
was instantly killed Sunday morning
while Telling tree. He with his son
was clearing a space in the rear of their
home and were cutting down large
tree. The same fell in the opposite di-
rectlon from which il was expected to
fall and the old man was unable To es-
cape. He made an effort to get ont of
the way but large branch struck him
squarely on the head crushing his skull
and causing instant death The funer-
al services were held this afternoon and
interment was made in the Stoddard
cemetery
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
Wedding GIFTS for BrIde0Yooms

No reason why the bride alone should
be co nsidered We show carving sets
with silver plate handles, stag horn ham
dies and sterling handles with knives
that will cut, steels that viii sharpen
and forks that win hold joint. They
sweeten the temper and prolong the
life Of the groom. Remember him, toe,
when buying wedding gifts, and don't
forget us. JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
See Your Own Face.

On one of our Photographic mounts
and see if it isn's the best photograph
you ever had of yourself. The artistic
touch is shown in all our work, but wa
don't dwell SO long on the artistic that
we overlook the natural expression Try
us at STAINS Cottage Studio.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
Tnhaccn Lard snr pant

have for rent or shares land suitable
for tobacco growing in Iowa, and island
land adjacent to Lansing. Address
PETER RISER, Lansing, Iowa.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
DIVISION NEcESsITATgS SETTLEMENT

Havi disposed of ownership in the
furniture and undertaking business it is
necessary that what is now due us he
settled not later than April 10. After
that date collection will be plced in the
hands Of an attorney
PUTVER&s CAR
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
MATgIAGE LICpNsFS FOR WEEK.

Ludwig johnson and Mary sandevigen OF
WhitestoWn
Louis Gueneila and Sophia Barra o. Genoa.
Dell MArkee and Annie Sanders nf lfilisb0ro
James w Bouton Of Forest. and Grace h
Paterson or Greenwood,
George n Campbell and Lily Jane Telvick
Of Green wood
Orlando Banks and Myrtle Rice Of LaFarge
Hiram 4. field and Gertrude Haggefty
Of kickapOO
Peter M. HoOyPrsou Of Utica, Crawford
county. and sada Goldberg OF Ohristiana
,Jiaud Baker md MallssA Rumsey, both oi
Harmony
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02

In the town of Viroqua less than a
hundred voters were ont to election
lars. T. Larson WAS reelected chairman
There was but one ticket in the field.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
TRRPs Fnp sATP

A variety of choice young apple trees
to close out at half price. Cali on r.
T. Benson, Viroqua, on Barney farm.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
Do You Want

Cheap apple trees, fall and winter,
my own grating, to feet high. Cal
on or address Andiew Hanson, Esofe
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
Congregational Notes.

Mid-week service on Thursday even
ing at 7:30 o, clock.
The pastor will be away from his
pulpit over Sunday at Tomah at the 18th
annual meeting of The West Wisconsin
convention of Endeayorers of which he
is president. He will preach on Sunday
and give the annual address ON Saturday
evening Secretary Homer w Carter
of Beloit, will fill the pulpit and present
home missions and also taIe H. our an
nual offering Let all our people share
in this our chief offering of the year.
We need at least $50 on that dav. Let
each one give lioerally. DR.. Carter is
well known by our people and we be-
speak for him good attendance.
Let all societies of the church and
congregation bear in mind their reports
for our annual meeting at the church on
Monday evening, April 14th, at 80
We especially ask that our people will
all be present After the business re-
freshments will be served by the ladies
free
The ladies sewing circle will be enter
tanned by Mrs. II E. Rogers and Mrs
G. NJ. Thompson 1T the home Of Mrs
Rogers on Wednesday, April 9tb, from
2 10 5 o'clock.
The interest in our Holy week services
and Easter Day we're well sustained,
Thomas Henry is home from teach
ing duties in Buffalo county
Mrs DIR. McNett, who was take to
La Crosse hospital for treatment, two
weeks since. is gradually improving.
- Mrs. Albert Brott was taken t. a
La Crosse hospital where she had del
icate operation performed and is report
to have passed the danger line.
a delegation If Viroqua business
men consisting of H d. Williams, c NJ.
/ Thompson, W. : Arnold, Johd Side
ami L. Z. Adlingbon. are in La Crosse
attending a session Of stats busines.
mep.
j. u. Bennett returned home from
4 Chicago last Saturday, after spending
the week in that eity getting acquainted
/ with hi- new firm, Steele Wedeies 90
which he il now representing a. travel
+ ing salesman. covering the same terri
tory a. heretofore We bespeak Mr.
Bennett unbOunded success with hi
new firm, which il one of the leading
wholesale houses in the country.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
MI .2g5out 90ur friends and TelgAbors. {
REPuBLlcAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

STATE OF WIsCoSsIN, -
COUNTY OF FERgON
At a regularly ltted meeting CT the county
Committee of the fepuOiieaa party OF said
county. held on March Gath, The following
business was tran act ed;
On motion of A. ID HelgeSen, lt was resolY-
ed ana determined
That county convent ION Of SAID party IN
said county to select eighteen delegates to
represent said county in the republican con-
gressionai convention 10 be held At L4ncas
ter, April gath, for ithe nomination of can
didAte for congress, shall be held ut the court
house in the city OF siroqua, on Monday, the
21st day OF April, at O'Clock
That the caucuses ia the several towns, IN
said county, shall be held on saturday, April
18th, 1902. Opening aL the hour OF O'Clock in
the afternoon and continuing AZ least one
hour, or as provided by law, and IN the sew
eral wards and villages al 1880 D. M, at the
following places respectively; and that the
number % delegates from each shall be as
follows. namely
Bergen, Town hall .-.......- 4 delegates.
Chrstiana, Temperance hall,
village of Westby ................f -
Clinton Town hail,..,.,-.........5
Coon, Town hall ......... .........7 q
Forest, Town hall .........-...... "
FRANKLIN, Ciawaters store build
ing, Liberty Pole ..... .-.......5
Genoa NJ. Months hail, Genoa 3 -
Greenwood. Town hail il...-.......
Hamburg, Town hail ......... 3"
Harmony, Temperance ball, New
ton --..............--.
Hilsboro town. village hall "
Jefferson Town hall -. ..,....... 6 .
Kickapoo Crooks hall, Readst0n3 ="
Liberty. Town hail....... .........3 .
Stark, Town hail .............. '
Sterling Town hall ..,. ..........5 q
Union. Town hall,...... .-.....-3
VirOqua, Engine house. Niroqua
webster, Town hall .......-......4
Wheatland, P 4'tri'ge school bouse3
Wbitestown, Rrokaw hotel, Rock
ION ..-. .-.-..............-.-
VILLAGE AND WARD CAUCUSES, TO BE
HELD AT 7:3o O'CLOCK IN THE
EVENING
De Soto village, De Soto house,. de- egate.
Hilsboro village. Village hail. "a
La aFarge village, OeJeans halt.
Ontario village, Vernon house. :"
ReadstowL villare, Crooks hall "
Viola village. kendal's store. /
Westby village, village hall.2
City of Niroqua-
First ward. City hail.. ....3 -
Second ward, 2nd floor Nichols
block. ...-............ -. -. -. 3 "
Third ward, Wise store ........4
ID. o. MAHONEY. j. HENRY BENNETT.
Chairman, Secretary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02

Now for sale at Eckbart's warehouse.
Grade heifer calf for sale Inquire
of G. II Minshail.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
SOME IMPORTANT CORRECTIONS.
Several errors appear supplement this paper

Several appear Lndmann supplement this
In the grocery department prices carpet there
should read: Prices as corrected
lbs sofb fbestg suga
blend coffee wool
burr Oak ooaooo S'oC ply ingram shades
,,rir domestic sold everywhere for
go to 65c price yard soc
read; ,r,. ~ D. pieces of all wool Ingram lighter
kenwod <7c weight sale 47}c
Double faced ctrpes
bleachd pattern pattern
muslin yard ....6c on the other sale PRICE 2Oc
privilege of restricting quantity speculative
a alteration prices
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02

| stood on the mountains by little
tarn at the source of the James river.
Virginia and looked far out over mount
aims. hills. valleys. forests and openings
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
TOBACCO sORTERs WANTFr
SEED OATS

BY the American Cigar Company at
Sparta, Wis. Apply at once.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
vlRoouA WILL BE WET AGAIN.
City Votes for License New County BOard-Re-
suit 10 County and Elsewhere.

This city has never experienced so
quiet or uuinteresting an election as
yesterday But one ticket was in the
field, rs follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-21
Application of Merchants for Ma
tional Institution Is Approved
b. the Comptroller.
D. RosENTRETER ORGANIZER.
Bank Is to Open for Business
About January l, With 4
Capital Stock Of
100000.

A new downtown bank. TO be known as
the Washington National Bank Of St Louis.
will be opened the lst Of January. The new
institution will start business with capital
OF Sso09o. and is being promoted by David
Rosentreter. The location has not been de-
cided upon. but Il Will be on Washington
avenue. below Twelfth street.
The Comptroller OF the Currency yesteF-
day approved the application Tor the new
bank. which was signed by David RoseutEc-
ter os NJ Rosentreter & Co. SIMON koth-
geis=er of $. RothgeiSser q Co. Ad5lph
llaust OF the a. Daust Eat Company, X H.
johnson. real es1ate ceal-T. aud Thedcrc
DE Forest OF the Platt & Thorn6urs i'aint
Company.
Before beginning business the entire cap
tia, OF ShDt,1 Nyi4l be paid W.. wnlch Is A--
CURED o. IlaJsui4aI banks. The iQea IA 'n1A-
lng me new baak NATIONAL one Is - pto-
mote confidence. None OF the Capll4. -
Vet nas Drru actually subscribe. uLt li9N i'.
f.osentfcter said last night that more ftan
half q. the entire amount hau been prom
issd b., business men OF ihe highest stand
Ing. ,.
The idea in locating the new enterprise
on Washington avenue is To secure a. ce-
rosters TIE Washington avenue meIch1i.sS -
Mr. Rcstutreter fsT twenty-one years ms
been the creLiI-u,an OF tie n ~ OF Wu.cl
he is a member. and X intimately acSuAlhl-
ii VITA ine huLdreds OF business iari-
who's, patronage viii be sought
The promoters say that as soon as the
tu-.,eSs warrants an increase the Captal
stock of tht concern VIII be raised TO meet
al s.t.a.ECS
IS yet no arrangements have been definite
Is made but IL - understooi that Mr
'1tuseaueter will be the president. Lne
sICners OF the application viii. IL IS Thought.
soon as the Stockholders are secured the
election OF officers Will take place
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-21
COMPANY ORGANIZED
FOR ST. LOUIS COUNTY,
Prominent Realty and Financial Men
in New Institution With S4OO.0OO
Capital ard surplus.

Tie Trust Company OF St I.ogis County.
with headquarters 20 be established az
clayton. has heen organized. with a capita
stock Of s2co.cOi. and an additional S-'.oc1
surplus.
IEcuTI Grafton papers are to be Med to-
Gay. ana The company w:li be ready ior
Business about November =
James = Hereford Gttorney. has been
elected prCslusnI of the new institution. and
the secretary IS EGUa-d j. MIKE. Wag has
been cIcGlt and financial manager oI tnc
hrenning * sons t'Iccery Company TOT
several ears. LnUElas X StlinAer Is counsel 1
for tie cJmpany.-
men wei known N financial and really
circles They are. fhi Chew. c. ~ Gar
Teis. +. w Reipschlager. Judge Henry b
Albers cyrCS hall. Juius hySsier. James
X. aGdsH. II. r. LeN4s, J. NJ Berry .
Stepnen /. CUinette. JoSu y. MoestnAn
Josepn L. Hornsby, Albert 7. Terry; J.
PercIvai Phelan. Christophsr Rum, John
l.. Melrs " IiIi4m A. Gist. Fred O.. Leihig,
Henry <. Hsimering. James r. Hereford
ana Thomas h SkiLker.
J. G. 5i1ru,aouke. VINO organized the com
pany. sa,s that the gvneraI growth OF ST
Louis County. particularly IN the territory
adjacent 30 the city. has been 50 great
was deemed necessary TO take care Of the
business and expedite improvements. Ade-
quate capital is represented among the Of
nceTs. who are also holders OF considerable
realty I'm the section where improvements
appear 10 be in demand
As an instance Of prosperity In 81. Louis
County. the history Of the Bank Of Clay
ton. which was organized a Few years ago.
Is referred TO- The capital stock Of that
institution Is only 5000. yet its last Of
rcial reports show deuosits amounting 70
about SSS1.O0O In different line the trust
company expects to duplicate that record.
Options have been secured on several
pieces In Clayton FOR Offices. but Il Is un-
ders,oOd that the quarters probably win be
temporary A new building is planned.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-21
FLORISTS COMPETE FOR PRIZE.
Novel Contest at Simmons Hard
ware Retail Store.

Tho display by local florists OF their cholc--
est decorations for tables at Simmons Hard
ware Companys retaA store. at Broad @av
and ST. Charles street, yesterday hrcuEht
the largest crowd 10 the china and silver
ware department OF that concern that II
has had since the opening Of the new lo-e.
The hortSis. four IN number. are ccrnpet-
Ing for two valuable prizes offered by Tne
hardware company Each florist decorates
a table using his own HoTers. ferns and
sreenery, and his choice OF glass and china
plate aud 5ilVerW1re fsCM the STOCK OF the
sim mons Hardware Company.
In artistic effect the f1ur tables displayed
yesterday were OF exceptional beauty. The
glass, china and silverware were shown OF
to the greatest possible ADVANTAGE by com
cities in lighting the center pieces with cleo
tricity. Several OF the principal manufac-
turtles OF Europe we're represented in he
china and glass services.
On the table displayed by the Ostertag
Bros the feature was a beautiful floral cen
terpiece. brill aBtly illuminated by electric
globes. covered with crystal beads. .ihe
prevailing color wns Pink. The Golden
Wedding" as Charles l. Commons table
was called. had as centerpiece an unusu-
stemmed chrysznthemums.
The table decorated by Ellison & lesson
was q gem OF artist c arrangement -Four
varieties Of costly orchids were placed in
slender crystal vases. around whicn srn lax
was twired so as To- heighten the color ef-
snailax composed the centerp!ece Of Mis-. N.
N. Ayress table. Very small incandescent
bulbs were placed among the flowers 81
CleveFly that the Illumination APPEARED 20
come from the mass, without IS being POS
sible TO detect any point OF lght-
The display viii continue to-day and to-
morrow. weiFs Band has been engaged to
play to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-21
FEASTED JUDGES ON TAFFY.
Squire HanSmaan's Innovation in
Campaigning for Office.

Judges wiison. Albers and Kerth. mem
bers OF the s. Louis County Court. were
FED on tafv shortly after ascending the
bench in Clayton yesterday morning. The
tafiy w1s furnished by Eugene Hausmann.
Justice of the Peace in Mapiewood
Squire Harsm1nn's term of office expires
on November 4. and he wants to be reap
pointed. He has been actively at work FOR
severa! months getting signatures TO his pc
ution for reaapoin;msnt from various Parts
Of Central Township. Yesterday morning he
appeared before the court with his petition
and, after fling Il. presented each Judge
With box OF tafty. The Judges are 81. s.
and 5 years old. respectively. but they en-
10y candy as much rs they dil in their
juvenile days. and ate it with relish.
Shortly after Judge Hansnsnn departed
Frcd Suits appeared and notified the court
that he was candidate for the same place
lie did not bring any tai:y AID the County
Clerk Informed him that IL Was a prereGu!s-
tie 10 the filing OF his petition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-21
MINIATURE CHURCH ALTAR.
Plaster of Paris Model for New
Italian Catholic Edifice.

A miniature reproduction in plaster paris
Of the altar which is soon to be installed
In the new Italian Catholic Church at Twen'
ty-ninth and Locust streets Is now on ex-
hib!tIon In the window Of store et No. II
South Broadway.
The model itself Is work OF art and its
execution shows marked skill on the part
OF the sculptors. The model IS 2x5 feet. and
so cleverly has the work been done that all
the details Of the altar are strongly brought
out
The altar for which the model Is on exhi-
bition will cost more than $500 and Will be
one OF the hnest IN tho city. II will be built
in scagiola in imitation OF marble. The
money to defray the expense OF erecting the
altar will be raised among the Itslians OF
S.. Louis. Il viii be built on an elaborate
scale. The mechanical execution will be Of
the best.
The work will be intrusted 20 two italian
sculptors OF ren1wn, who have made 4 spe-
ciaity oC altar building
Its completion viii require several months
time The method OF work will be the same
IS that employed BY the master altar build
ers Of Italy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-21
MURDER SUSPECTS CAPTURED
IN BATTLE WITH OFFICERS.
samuel and John Butcher Arrested
Near Windsor. Mo-, and samuel
Bradshaw Escapes Wounded.
REPrRLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
SelaIl. No. Oct al-Three Of the four
men suspected Of numbering II. J. Merri-
son. owner or a general merchandise store
at Pawnee Statl9n. Kas.. on the night OF
October l. are under arrest and the fourth
u hiding IN the woods. badly wounded.
Samuel and John Butcher are in the Pcttis
County Jail; DaviI bradshaw is under ar
rest at Hiattsville. Kas.. and Samuel Brad
silaw. who was wounded in encounter with
the officers near Windsor yesterday, can
hardly esCape the posse on his trail.
on the night of October / four men went
10 Morrisou's store AT fdNnee station AID
woke hm up. saying they wanted To- ket
some medicine for a sicf woman Morrison
got the medicine and when he opened the
door 10 han1 10 out to the men one OF them
struck him on the head with pick handle,
knocking him Eenseless- The robbers thea
entered the store and stole 500 be ongtng
TO Mr.. Morrison, the Masons aud Odd Eel
lows. and the Post Ofice A. they were
about 10 leave the store. Mr.. Morrison re-
covered consciousness and they cut his
throat from ear 10 ear. leaving him for
A young man. a resident OF Pawnee sta
sion. Was arrested a. a suspect. but net
particle 81 evidence could &c found against
him On october Z the general Inerchail-
disc store Of X. T. Williams OF Ha;tsvillei
Eas. I've miles from Pawuee Station. vas
robbed OF q large quantity OF mercAanGlSe
IN the shape o. cutler and silverware-
sam Bradshaw. VINO WAS recently released
from the Lansing tfNEs.l PenifentiaTy and
bsd been -Isiting hls parenfs in The v!cIn-
itv Of H!attsviie disappeared from the
vicinity Immediately after the burglary
BRADSHAW went from Kansas TO the nOms
OF hts hrothsrs-in-ls Sam and John
Butcher near Windsor. Henry County. Mo
The hardware store of Terry Bros. at
Lsrnoute and ;he Iamoatc Post Office were
robbed about this time. Constable sam Ma
iors OF Windsor received tip regarding
TIE L5n:onte robbery. ard AZ an eArly hour
Yesterday morning he led 20 Sc Of Officers
under Constable J. 4 Rohb Of this city -
ths Butcher brojherS' cabin In the timber
eight miles from Windsor.
sam and John Butcher we're captured.
Bradshaw put up a stif fcht, OflcerS ,hb
and Richardson exchanged shots with him
during the duel. he MANAGED to get into
the brush and escape. All of the goods
stolen from the Kansas and Missouri 'fores
vera found In the Butchers cabin and all
Of Il has been identified BY the owners. ex-
cept n lot OF dress Rouds-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-21
WILLIAM H. MOORE TO SPEAK.
President of Good Roads Associa-
tion Before Manufacturers.

William II. Moore. president OF the Ma
tlonai Good Roads Association. viii address
a meeting OF the 81. Louis Manufacturers
Association to be held tomorrow evening In
their rooms at the Merchants Exchange.
The address will be on tire subject. Convict
Labor"
Preparations are being made ~ hrld the
National and International Good Roads Con-
vert!an early next year. The meeting Will
be held either In New York Chicago or St
Louis. IL Is expected that delegates VIII
be appointed from many OF the foreign
countries. The association Is comforting
with men holding high positions in raj rad.
university. agricultural and other circles
looking TO the framing OF a bill TO produce
practical results In bringing about better
ment In the condition OF the roads OF many
States. These bills will be presented to the
legislatures next year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-21
CADEISHIP FOR KIRKWoOD BOY.
Willis Amber Nominated by Sen
ators Vest and Cockrell.

Willis How;horn Amber. eldest son OF
Thomas Amber OF kirkwood. manager OF
;ho Bsckus Heating Compsny. was notified
Saturday by Senator George G. Vest fklt
he would be nominated by the Senator as
principal in the examination for admission
20 the Naval Academy At Annapolis Yes
te:day morning the youth received a ;eic-
gram from Senator +. NJ. Cockreu an
nOuncinE that he had nominated young
Amber as first alternate in the examina-
tiun.
Each United States Senator has the privi-
lege Of nominating one principal and ave
alternates for the examination for admiss.ol
TO the academy. In case OF the failure o.
the principal to pass both the .nental aui
physical examinations. the alte-nates. IN The
order in which they are named, are ex-
ar1fneG