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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
MORSE MAKES BOLD CLAIM
Claims that kilograms VIII Cross At
Iantic Ocean by Virtue of
His Invention

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-The Electrical Re-
view today publishes the diary kept by
Samuel f. B.. Morse during his earliest
work on the Baltimore and Washington
telegraph line in 1S43. The book was found
in the library Of Thomas A. Edison.
Under date OF August 10. 1S4S, Mr.. Morse
describes certain tests he had made and
makes the following interesting prophecy:
The practical inference from this law is
that a Geographic communication on my
plan may with certainty be established
across the Atlantic. Startling as this may
seem row, the time will come when this
project will be realized.
Commenting on this. the Electrical Re-
view says:
Today there Is no ocean unspanned by a
telegraph cable. We have completed the
first Pacific cable and made a good start
on the second, and Marconi has even sent
messages across the Atlantic without
wires.
II is difficult to realize that this diary
was written less than sixty years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
RoSEBERY is DoWAGER PEER
Late Premier Coins New Phrnse in
Answering FelicitatiOns on
Sons Majority.

LONDON, Jan. 10.-The coming of age of
Lord Dalmeny, eldest son of Lord Rosebery,
was the occasion for extended festivities at
his Scotch estate, Dalmeny Park, near Ed
inburgh.
Lord Dalmeny was the recipient Of many
addresses from the neighboring municipal
fties and the tenants, to which his father
generally replied.
Throughout the celebration Lord Rose
berry was in a particularly happy humor. He
created another phrase which has already
become popular, by referring TO himself as
a "dowsger peer" now that his son has
reached his majority. The speeches Of Lord
Rosebery's younger son, the Hon. Neil
Primrose, attracted much attention owing
to his excellent delivery and facility of die
ton.
Lord Rosebery's athletic heir frankly said
he did not care much about speechmakins
and was altogether wrapped up in the army
in which he holds a commission as lieuten
ant in the Grenadiers.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
LOCAL BREWITIES.

Mrs. f. L. Sumner of 1891 South Sixteenth
street, who has been seriously I'll for about
ten days, is recovering rapidly.
At the meeting of the Philosophical So
ciety at the Paxton hotel at 2:90 this after
noon Mrs. w. II. Hanchett will discuss
the Myths of Literature" The meeting
will be pen 10 the public.
A jury I'm COUNTY court has returned a
verdict of 1904 for the plaintiff in a suit
for rent OF the premises at 702-4 South
Seventeenth street, which suit was brought
by Charles Hansen and Minnie KaTbach,
representing the Karbach estate, against
Caroline 8. Jones, Annie L~edingham and
was $321.SS
Tim NJ. Mccarthy. residing at Tenth and
Jones streets, met with a painful accident
while repairing a battery Of boilers at the
corner OF Nineteenth and Pierce streets
yesterday. He accidentally fell, striking
upon some Orders, breaking one OF his ribs
and spraining his back badly. He was at,
tended by Police Surgeons Hahn ana Mich
and later taken 70 his home.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
REACHES SEAT OF TROUBLE
Don't Try to Cure HemOrrhOids with
External Applications.

When it Is such a we'll known fact that
hemorrhoids or piles is a disease original
ing In the morbid dilatatlon OF the veins OF
the lower part OF the rectum, It seems in
credible that people afflicted with this
painful trouble should go on doctoFinR
with external salves and washes, when the
diseased parts can only be reached by an
inward application.
The suppositories used in Pyramid Pile
Cure are composed Of the most soothing and
healing oils and lotions known to Materla
Medica, and act on the diseased veins and
surrounding tissue like magic, giving al
most instant relief. The dllated blood res
sells are relieved, the irritation OF the mu-
cous membrane ceases and bleeding ia
stopped.
The predispOsing cause Of piles are such
as produce fullness Of the hemorrhoidal
veins and impede the return Of blood from
them, such as constipation, sedentary hab-
its, city life, pregnancy, c%orsets, ETC., in
fact, the causes are all fully covered in a
very interesting little book published by
the Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich, and
the same will be sent free to any address
upon application.
Thu general principles Of treatment are,
according TO the evident causes, active
habits, attention to diet and other hygenio
rules, etc, avoidance OF constipation and
each night the injection Of a Pyramid
suppository to heal and cure the afflicted
parts.
That this treatment has been effective Is
%instanced by the testimony Of thousands
Of people who have been permanently
cured and by the evidence Of druggists. The
case Of Mr.. Samuel Gouldie, 526 Moya-
mensing avenue, Philadelphia, is a fair
sample.
For twelve long years / suffered terri
BILE torture from piles. had been under
two surgical operations, once in Cleveland,
Ohio. in the year 1895. and once in Toledo
Ohio, in 1900, and also tried a number Of
salves and ointments from different doc
tors. ! at last found a permanent cure BY
using two hfty-eent boxes OF Pyramid Pile
Cure. The FIRST two or three application
gave me relief at once. I am now en-.
tirely cured and thank God for finding such
! a msdieins a. the Pyramid Pile Cure"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
GIRL GIVES STRANGE DANCE
California Maiden I~nterprets Legends
and Paintings on Berlin
Stage.

BERLIN, Jan. 10.-A California girl, Isa-
dora Duncan, who is dancing at Kroll's
theater under the royal opera management
has been the theatrical novelty OF the week
She undertakes to interpret classic legends
and renaissance paintings in dances. to the
accompaniment OF choir boys and chorusei
of fourteenth century italian music.
The critics take the most diverse views
Of the artistic merits Of her performance
but most Of them express unmeasuTed ad'
miration. Miss Duncan gave a private per
formance to seventy-hve sculptors, painters
musicians and critics, among them being
bearers OF the foremost names in Berlin
art.
Herr Godowsky, the pianist. formerly o.
Chicago. has been invited by the sultan o.
Turkey and the king OF Roumania TO PLAY
before their majesties in February.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
WOMEN RULE CITIES WELL
Encouraging Report for ~sufHrRgists
Comes from Russian
Empire.

Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Coz
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 10.-(New York
World Cablegram - Special Telegram.) =
One of the best governed communities in
the Russian empire, the interior minister
reports, is that of Nikolskoye, in the dis
trict of Rybinsk. The men of the place are
all employed in the factories Of large cities
or in business in Moscow and st. Peters
burg. The women run the affairs of the
community, meet in council, elect officials,
and, according to the interior minister, do
1t splendidly. other communities managed
by women are conducted in a satisfactory
manner, but they do not COM up to the
Nikolskoye standard.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
oDELL IN FAVOR OF PLAT
Says Republican Party of New York
Owes the Senator n Re-
Election.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-In reply to ques-
lions as to his attitude owsrd the r%e-elec-
ton Of Senator T. G. Plat, Governor Odell
today made the following statement:
81 am unequlvocally and unreservedly for
Senator Platt's reelection to the senate
and l believe that the republican party
offers him this renewed honor because OF
his services to 1t, and any rumors which
may have been in circulation to the con-
trary are false and unreliable. l shall not
only ask, but expect my friends to aid in
this direction, and l shall do all in my
power to accomplish this result"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
CooUETTES WITH PROTECTION
British Cabinet Minister Says AbrOEa-
ton of the Trade Policy
IL Possible.

LONDON, Jan. 1O.-The presideL of this
Board of Agriculture. Mr.. Hamburg, speak
ing at LEICESTER today, promised the agri-
culturists every assistance that the govern
ment could grant them.
He said while the demand for protective
duties on imported agricultural produce
was like 'crying for the moon.' an any
demand for protection must come from the
great manufacturing interests before It
would be needed by either political party,
he believed that such a day might come
much sooner than many people expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

jewelry was stolen from Mrs. Buddhauser
while she was at a hotel in Newport a year
ago. and while in London Mr.. Buddhauser
has been buying beautiful jewels of all
kinds to replace those lost. These include a
very costly riviere Of diamonds and a coll
let Of the same stones and a necklace of
fine pearls, The gems are being mounted
in Paris by Cartier.
When Mrs. B%uddhauser returns from the
French jewellers. who will submit the arti-
cles in temporary settings. Mr.. Buddhau-
ser's yacht will start on a months cruise
around the English coast.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
BICYCLE HURTS THE FARMERS
Reduces the srppIy of Old Boots ana
6hoes Used as Farm
Fertilizer.

Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, Jan. 1O.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram 1.-THE farmers
in certain districts of France are greatly
perplexed over a singular "%crisis," as 1t Is
called by one OF the agricultural periodi-
calls. 1t seems that old boots make ono
of the best natural fertilizers. boots or
shoes which have tramped long distances.
Since the advent of the bicycle the number
Of people who walk has steadily diminished
and the farmers are puzzled to know where
the supply of old shoes is to come from.
Artificial fertilizers do not give the same
results as leather which has been long
worn and tTodden upon.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
Asks tor an Explanation,

HONOLULU, jan. 10.-(Via Pacific Cable.)
Secretary Carter has received a cable
gram from President Roosevelt asking for
information in regard to Hawaiian protests
against the recommendation of the United
States senate commission in the matter of
a national leper settlement at Molokai.
An answer of explanation has been cabled
the president.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
NATION SHOULD CONTROL
Judge Says Trusts Gan Only Be Fought BY
Public Ownership.
MUST NTlONALlzE ALL INDUSTRIES
ne Combines Have COrraIIed Most
Available Capital, which Might
BE Used Against Them.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-'our Industries Are
In Process Of Development; Neither Destroy
Nor Arrest Them, but Nationalist Them"
was the topic Of Peter S. Grosscup, Judge
OF the United States circuit court, at a ban
quet given at the Hamilton club tonight.
Judge Grosscup said in part:
The attorney general has outlined his
views and perhaps the views of the present
lions thu made do not go to the core of
the disorder. Their main purpose appears
70 be to nurture competition by individuals.
consolidation, present or future. They
would let the consultations alone, but foil
their efforts for monopoly by individual
competitors.
/ believe the attorney general over-esti-
mates the efficacy of court proceedings in
his purpose to compel men to compete. In
actual results, whatever their fidelity to the
law, courts are almost as helpless in COM
handing men to compete who do not wish
to compete as parents in seeking to compel
young people to live apart who wish to live
together; or the law commanding husband
and wife to live together who are deter
But on considering the creation of COM
petitors as the main portion Of trust legis-
lation the attorney general misses the only
natural and effective remedy at hand. The
real competitor of the future must be in it
self a great corporation.
wealth Belongs to People.
The wealth, which belongs to the people
at large, Is not at present within reach.
Therefore, Ii is In some measure already in
the industries; but it is there as loaned
capital, and the men who have borrowed
It, and the only men who can in the future
borrow II, are men largely interested In the
present consultations Indeed, the real
monopoly behind the present consolidation
Is the monopoly of convertible capital. Give
security to the people in the matter of in
vestments made by themselves directly as
individuals and this monopoly will disap-
pear and competition be restored to its
natural field from which to recruit and or
ganize it's financial forces.
But though beyond all measure desirable
competition should not be made the main
purpose of trust legislation. Neither must
the true friends of Industrial liberty be al
lowed to jostle US off the solid ground on
which we should plant ourselves. The re-
naturalization OF our industries is the chief
concern of the hour, and industrial liberty,
popular proprietorship, is the true indus
trial naturalization.
1t should be made the affair of every
friend of industrial liberty and of every be-
lever In the institution of property. 1t
should rave the support of every American
who loves his country, not sordidly or out
of selfish gratitude, but for the ideals and
opportunities. that always have been asso-
ciated with 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
REPLACING STOLEN !EWELRY
Montana Man Invests in New COIIec-
tiOn for His wife In the
Paris shops.

Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Jan. 10.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram)-Mr. and Mrs,
~Buddhauser OF Montana, who had been stay
ing in their fiat on Charges street for a
month, left yesterday for the Riviera, to
spend two months. A large quantity OF
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
HOLD UP THIRTY COAL CARS
IIIlnOisans Freezing with Cold Cap
ture Train and Keep Fuel
at ArcOla.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Jan. 1O.-Because
there was a coal famine in the city and
they were unable to secure coal a number
Of citizens OF Arcola held up a train Of
thirty cars on the Illinois Central today,
uncoupled the engine and refused to allow
the cars to proceed further despite the eff
forts of the trainmen, aided by the local
police.
1t a late hour tonight the cars were still
in Arcola. The citizens were willing to pay
the value Of the coal, but were determined
to have It.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
PLAGUE STILL INCREASES
COnvaIescents Now Attacked and Mex
leans start theoretically TO
Work Cleansing City.

MAZATLAN, Mexico, Jan. 1O.-The plague
continues without material abatement.
There are f~orty-three patients at the la
saretto and the disease is now attacking
conyalescents.
The city has been divided for sanitary
purposes into four sections and each Sec
ton will be thoroughly disinfected under
supervision. The sewers are to be cleaned
and, in short, a furore for sanitation has
been caused by the appearance Of the pest.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
MANY Patients Granted.

The prohibitive prices Of coal. during
the recent strike. resulted in the granting
of over 1000 patents on machines to burn
oil or gas as a substitute. In this in
stance the substitute may accomplish the
same result as the original. but in medicine
it has been proven the substitutes are dan
gerous. Therefore insist on having the
genuine Hostetter's Stomach Bitters II you
wish to be cured Of headache, heartburn,
indigestion. dyspepsia. chills or malaria.
1t cures when other remedies fail. Try 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
SOCIETY WOMAN STAGE-STRUCF
Opposed by Parents She Runs Away
and Joins Opera Conn
pany.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 1O.-(Special Tele-
gram miss Bette Bailey, a pretty young
society woman Of this city, tonight ran
away from home to Join the King Dodo'
opera company, now playing in st. Louis.
She has a fine soprano voice and received
an ofeT some time ago to join the COM
pany, but her ambition was strenuously
| opposed by her parents, who are wealthy.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
MAKES CONDITIONAL GIFT
Rich Woman Gives Presbyterian
Church Hundred Thousand Dollars,
but Asks Interest on Same.

PBEKsKILL, N. Y, Dan. 1O.-A gift OF
800, 900 was made today to the Board Of
Foreign and Home Missions of the Presby-
terrain Church of America by Rachael B.
Cain. The donation is conditional on the
payment to the donor Of 4 per cent per
annum on the donation until her death.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
Appoints JacksOnian Committees.

At a meeting of the Jacksonian club las.
night President F. H. Cosgrove named two
standing committees for the year, the ex,
ecutive and membership bodies. on the ex
ecutive committee he appointed r. j
Aitchison, Charles II. Brown, ]. j. O'Con
nor. T. II. Comte, Hobart williams. Tht
new membership ommitte comprises w
l. Kelley, A. G.. Ellick and p. NJ. Tobin.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
HYMENEAL.
Schutz-P1nker.

WEST POINT, Neb., Jan. 10.-(special.)-
Miss Anna Pinker Of Lincoln township and
Henry Schultz OF Fox Home, MIMI we're
united in marriage in this city by County
Judge Krake. The bride is the Oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pinker
and a sister OF District Clerk tinker. She
was born and reared in Cunning county. The
couple will reside in Minnesota.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
HANGS BABES AND SELF
wisconsin Woman Driven Mad by
Gossip Stays Children and
is SGicide.

PALMYRA, Wis, Jan. 10.-Mrs. Amelia
Roller hanged her two children, Arthur,
aged 3, and Clarence, aged 8, and then
committed suiside by hanging herself.
The children we're found side by side in
a doorway, and her body in the woodshed.
In a note Mrs. Roller said:
I an driven to 1t by gossips of Palmyra.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
ASK FREE TRADE WITH CANADA
Minnesota Delegates Confer with
Dominion Minister on Reel
procity Treaty.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 10.-Reciprocity between
Canada and the United States was the
theme of conference this evening between
the Hon. Clifford sifton. Canadian minister
Of the interior, and a committee of Mime
%sotans, representing the National Recip-
rocity league. .
The committee came out firtfouted in ia
vor Of reciprocity, some of it's members
even advocating absolute free trade be-
tween the countries.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
Minister 10 FiEht Duel.

ROME, Jan. 10.-Foreign Minister Prin-
ETH has accepted a challenge to fight a duel
with a former cavalry ofhcer, Count Belle
grade. The latter was commissioned TO re-
port on the condition Of little Italian
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
TT
COMMON COLD

is taken by the skin becoming colder than is
natural The instant a chilly sensation is
felt the mischief is done. To break up"
the Cold. and to prevent Grip and Pneu-
monia, use DR.. Humphreys SPECIFIC
"sEvENTY-sEvEN." and AXE some form
Of gentle exercise. until perspiration is in
duced, showing that the checked circulation
has been restored, the blood starts coursing
through the veins, and the danger is passed.
"77" breaks up Colds that hang on
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

Swamp Root is pleasant to take,
flfty-cent and one dollar size
bottles at the drug stores every
where. Don't make any mis-
take, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address,
Binghamton, n. Y, on every
bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
STRONG, HEALTHY, AND
FULL OF VIG0R AT IO4
SIXTY-FlVE GRANDCHILDREN LIV-
ING AND MARRIED.

Mr.: Ralph Bullock of Brooklyn, N. r.,
Why Is In His lO5th Year, Says He
Is as Young and Active as Any of
His Grandchildren - He Weighs l76
Pounds, and His Only Medicine is
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

"slavos" abroad and not peeing his report
published quarreled with Signor Prinetti.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

II was always fond Of life" said Mr..
= great deal Of 1t when l was young, n
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

RALPH BULLOCK, 1O4 YEARS OLD.
of drugs and medicine alone. SO II is wit
healthy and strong. If the fathers and me
free from disease, there would be no sick
keep the body In a state of normal health /
only absolutely pure stimulant and tonic "
dangerous ingredients. Do not fill your sy
There are thousands of cases similar
used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as direct
least twenty years.
CHutiOn-When you ask for Duny''
genuine. INSCRIPTIONS dealers, m
RrRtiOn, will try TO sell you cheap I'm
substitutes. which are put on the maj
from relieving the sick, are positively
sure you get Il. IL is the only absOlut
medicinal, heRlth-EivinE qualities.
Chemist On the abel.
1t Is the only whiskey recognized by tn
guarantee. The genuine at all druggists q
tcal booklet free. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY

Bullock to a reporter last evening. II saw
TO this day l can laugh as heartily as the
youngest of my grandchildren. / am good
Tor some more years, and l scarcely feel
my age. My vigorous constitution and re-
markable freedom from disease is due to
the daily use for many years Of Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey. Though / am past
14 years Of age, / feel as young and hearty
as forty years ago. / weigh It's pounds,
my appetite is good, and 1 still do all the
chores. l cannot say too much in favor Of
Duffy's Pure Malt whlskey, which is In
deed a blessing to old people and invallds.
1 know 1t has prolonged my life many
years"
Mr.. Bullock's wife died twenty years ago,
and he is living with one OF his %grandchil-
dren. Sixty-five grandchildren are mar
ried, and they are all strong and healthy.
His descendants who live in Fort Hamil-
ton. Brooklyn and Manhattan are the Nc
Donald, Watts, Hurst, Bullock and Clark
families.
The health and vigor of Mr.. Bullock's
children and grandchildren show that their
father thought of his descendants and kept
his constitution strong and vigorous with a
pure stimulant and tonic, leaving all kinds
theirs kept their constitutions strong and
~ using Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey, the
hich is free from fusel oil and other
stem with patent medicines and drugs.
o that of MI. Bullock's, and If every one
ed, the average life would be prolonged at
|, Pure Malt whiskey be sure you get
, tndfuI Of the excellence of this prep
I itatiOns, and sO-called Malt Whisky
Ixet for prOht only, and which, far
= harmful. Demand "Duhy's" and be
/ ely pure malt whiskey which contains
Look for the Trademark, "The Old
lie government as a medicine. This is a
nd grocers, or direct, $1.OO a bottle. Med
, Rochester, N. Y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
Ginc groBe Serctmi9ut,e

bon 2euten, Die in Start Gountp esbo=
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Die jemals oDrt gemobnt haben, miro
bonn 27. SuIi bis l. 9lu9ult in Canton
beranItaltet. Seoen Sag lperDen 0er=
Iammlun9en uno @onpentionen oeran=
italtet. so cine Contention aller
Sobns, cine bon alien v8ils", (Wil=
belms) uno bon allen fetten Mdnnern.
Die in Start @ountp 9eboren uno auf=
ge3ogen lino ooer ole iemals bort 9ss
lpohnt baben.
IS miro cine Wo6e iocialer llnter=
baltung weroeu. in nelder ole Bbaisn
oes iucialen. inouitrielen uno oeI11It=
!iden 2ebens 5ur @eltung fonmen.
9luf allen nod Canton fiibrenben
8abnen tperoen in iener Wo9e billiss
@rcurilOnstidets aus9eaeben.
ssit Sbr in Start @ountp aeboren.
aufaeuadien ooer habt Shr ismals
bort aepobnt. ooer III guer Name Sobn
oOer Bia Ooer felt S9r felt 10 l1relbt
al Sohn 8. WOnnet. Setretds. gan=
ton. 8.
GeEt unb iebt ben Jorti6ritt zines
Sabrbunosrts in Start County.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
SeiratDSb etutlli9t,tt0cn

@eo. Barnes --Nettie @arne, beioe bon
Mineral @itD.
6rant @ieeano -gelle gpe, beioe bon
ubrihspille.
Sobn S. Steiner - 2ulu 2ebengooo,
beioe bon 8asersuile.
grnet Nortb, @lerelano - Yboebe
Spe1t. gaual 9oper.
gilbert 8. 8lrler, 9trabbur9 - @er=
truoe Smilep, goliOar.
6enrp 8aroette DIARY 0aralli, beioe
bon Tifers.
Wm. 8. Wallid = Nnna W. Stuoer,
bsios bon Sttabbura.
Jremont Mt. YorDner, Canton = gm=
MA =. Seio, Canal Doper.
Sobn u. Yfaeffli, @lebrlano - gona
.. 9ersi9. OIOtoDn.
Clarence 3. @raff Aenes W. 8ater,
beioe bon Heu pbila.
@bas. %. 2enbart, yort SIP. - pearl
gromn, Stonecreet.
1rantlin g. 2int, 2orain- -Moa Clara
gBiQs, g3sm Bbila.
SacOb Broiebarot, ubrihsoile - Ga=
mantba Shulb. Netp Yhila.
Somer y. price - gpa .. Nlbaugb,
beioe bon Wineral gitp.
@ranooia 90. Gotl1au. Yoperlton -
gtta Dian Bel. ubri1spille.
Gilbert Sterbula- Sopbia paben, beioe
BON 8ifers.
Wilfreb M. 3ode. Wenerlp, &booe
Sslano, Bertha g. McGee, Canal
8oper.
Wm. Is. 8arbner &ola 8. 8eigel,
beibe bon ubtiGspille.
Wm. 9. 9eeter - 8lan1e 6. GoQa,
beioe bon Suscaratpas.
3bonas 5bomas, @oiben - GlDrenee
Gamer, BarnbiD.
6enrp Sabn, Glenpiae, 8. Mamie
y. Sanoers, Netp pbila.
Wallaee Solar - @ertruoe gbans,
beioe bon Wifers.
Gapio M. Dniart - Settle Gdisler,
beloe bon Wintral gitD.