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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22
ARREST FOR GRO SWINDLE.
POLICE SAY WEINMAN HACKED
AM. FINANCE Il MORTG AGE co.

Also That H0 was In tito Dean Co., be-
hind the Valentine Gang and Operated
London COncerns--Says They've Got
Wrong Man-NIorc Arrests Expected
Charles Weinman, who lives at Euclid
Hall, Broadway and Eighty-third street,
was arrested yesterday morning by De-
tective Sergeants McConville, Peabody
and Clarke who charged him at the Tombs
police court with being Interested in the
deSunct American Finance and Mortgage
Company, q get-rich-quick concern OF liz
Wall street which shut up last week.
The concern offered Is per cent. month
to investors. Miss Lydia De Groate, a
Cleveland schoolteacher tried their game,
received some dividends and persuaded
many acquaintance to invest. About
forty did. One Of these il DIR. William ).
James OF that city. His experience cost
him 800 and his wife $500. Miss De Groate
lost smaller sum and on the specific COM
plant Of these two, the Detective Bureau
took up the case
Weinman was arrested as he was entering
the Hotel Vendome, where the detectives
say he received his letters. Wenman' y
name did not appear on the doors or the
stationery of the Finance concern. Fer
nando Battles was its president. Vein
man says he, himself. had no connection
whatever with it. Inspector McClusky
says he was its main hacker He was in
dicted on Sept. o. 1893, in connection with
the E. $. Dean swindle and, McClusky says
escaped to England and started the New
corners Corporation Company, Limited, at
81 Old Broad street, London, and two
other concerns that went up the fiume.
McClusky says he was also behind the
Valentine Mclaughlin swindle of 1905, is
the biggest get-rich-quick promoter now in
the business and has Of late been working
the game without letting his name appear.
Weinman was held for examination to-
morrow. He gave bail More arrests are
expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22
ARTHUR-STRE LAWSUIT.
No Receiver Appointed for the "Nancy
Brown" show.

Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum de-
MED yesterday the application of Daniel
V. Arthur for the appointment Of a receiver
for the Nancy Brown show pending the
outcome of Arthurs suit against Henry b.
Sire for dissolution OF the partnership
between them. Arthur wants to obtain
full control OF the show. When he married
Marie Cahill he became possessed of the
main feature of the production.
Sire objects to the dissolution of the part
nership on the ground that as soon "a
Arthur assumed the active direction Of the
show it began to lose money. Sire says
that Arthur Is not capable director, al
though he may be good business man
ager.
Justice Greenbaum. while refusing 10
appoint a receiver, says that he will permit
Arthur to continue the management Of the
show while the action ia pending.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22
ASSETS or y. OyERTON PAINE co.
Cash SlSs--Other Things. &l03, SOO-Lia.
bIlIties @:BS, D43.

Schedules In the assignment Of the j.
Overton Paine Company, stockholders, for
merly at IS Broadway, show liabilities
s35 DAB, nominal assets sl9S 1853, and actual
assets sl5s cash in bank. The nominal
assets include claim to a seat on the New
York Stock Exchange valued AT $4,000,
which was bought by J. Overton Paine
and IL held in trust in the name Of Mr..
Schuyler, and upon which there has been
borrowed between $4,000 and $4,000. To
establish this claim an action will In all
probability have to be brought. There
y also a suit pending against Roberts, Blair
Il Co. to recover $4,000 alleged to be due for
commissions. The rest of the nominal
assets are shares of stock In the Manhattan
Automobile Company and several other
corporations, par value slO4,5OO, of doubtful
actual value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22
4 German Naval Annual.

A German equivalent for "Brassey's
Annual" comes to us In "Nauticus. Jahr-
buch fur Deutschands Seeinteressen ernst
Siegfried Mittler und Sohn, Rerlin) Be-
sides technical articles and the usual re-
views of naval progress, with statistical
tables, there are articles of more general
character, such as world Policy and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22
PurrOy Examined Alone.

The civil service examination for Chief
OF the Fire Department was held yesterday
at the offices of the commission. Only
Acting Chief Purroy took the examination.
The commission, however decided that
Deputy Chief Lally could not take the mem
tai examination us he had requested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22
The PODe in Wax Work.

The Pope Leo XIII, lying in state, has
been added to the groups in the central
hall Of the Eden Musee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22

sl 30 round trip by ERIE RAILROAD. July gath
Tickets good for return until AuGust22d. -Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22

TERRACE GARDEN S H:at I SON A. ~.
TO- 1.-THE BOHEMIAN GIRL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22

REGENTS AND COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS
\. Y. PREPARATORY SCHOOL
rs West 43d ST., v. v. Telephone SSa0 81.
nnv Evening Ol Private. Send for Catalogue
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28
HON. John ". KERN.

the first page OF this paper
vi. De found notable article from
lion. J0wn ~. Kern. Of InGianapo
H.. the demo ratio candidate Tor
Governor in 1890. lie tells the
truth about the traitors to the party
now trying to get control OF i ior
next year. They showed by their
actions in 1850 that they care moth
Ing iyr the vital principles Of Dem
ocracv. which made i the party OF
the common people. hut only want
10 ne il Tor their own tinaEcial az
eraLdl-ement - money with them
and for them alone being their chief
ambition. They are a. corrupt a
SATAN. and ought DOT 10 De trusted
hy the People again. Cleveland cor
ruptly made q huge fortune II Office
in addition 10 his salary. while hyp
ocFiiically loudly prociaiming HI
own morality. and that public OF
lice i a public trust and then
blaudly wlnkei his ot.er eye, while
tie scent and scandal Of Red Oaks
reached 10 heaven, and Billie Fynum
AID Their lesser lights followed III
biz footsteps. The Democracy had
better forever be a minority party
than submit to lie led again by such
sc0undrelS,
But We think Mr.. Kern makes q
mistake in advising Democrats in al
localities 10 tie active in attending
the primaries. II they attend the
primaries many will feel morally
bound to support the candidates =
We think il would be better policy
in many localities, t5r enough Dem
ocrats to stay aIoot from all prlma
ries TO hold the balance Of power
and -ay to those who attend, -'gg
ahead make good platform. SOUND
in every plank. such a. Jefferson, o.
Jackson would approve; put upor
il a. candidates clean men trr ever
Office. men Of honesty and courage
and We will vote for them. but II yol
fai. 10 endorse true Democracy. Q
put forward such Janus-faced mel
a. Cleveland. German, Hill, Car
Isle. or their ilk, we Will vote ID
Roosevelt, a. the best representative
az Democracy and honesty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28
CeIesrine CuIIisrs.

A large crowd took in the cxcus-
i IN to Louisville sunday.
Miss Lizzie Schneider left for
Louisville sunday to spend several
w.exs with friends and relatives.
los. Seng. o; Washington, came
80 : to spend several days with hi
ia -ents and from here be went to
rr-nch Lick Springs.
Mr-.George Wilkes aud little son
Frank. ct Louisville. are here visit
inc her parents.
:. Lorey wa 10 town Sunday
tra~- ting business
ao- Mr.. Frank Ssng. who
4 ia visiting hI- parents, re-
T. y. lan- - Louisville Monday
n4 Mr.. A. Truxl-r ans
49, IIaa-. 81 =, Anthony
l-r-s,t guests ~ Dr r
n s-iu aa-- sni family SUNDAY
I.ir isry Henderson who va
qui; ,i X -oTne better.
Igr n " Sehellha-e and bill
chnra daughter. Mis- Edo
90 ii Friday Al Bird-rye.
Mr. En-a SchEell srd CARR
Merd-r " ~chneliville. were her
visiting isi,nIs and rrlalives sun
day evening
Mi-- KATE Matter Mt fOr Louis
Vile VI ,niay morning.
Mr.. AMI -. John KONG an
daughter hive gone to Centrali,
Ill. MoLME.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28
5000 REWARD.

am authorized BY Il. 7. Sweeney,
Commissioner Of Fisheries ana Game. Of
Indiana. 70 offer so Reward for evil
cence that will lead 10 the arrest ard
conviction Of the person who shot AZ me
on july lssrs. while was engaged in
the lawful discharge 0f my dlty. on Pa
fOka river. a. D-pnt~ Fish and Game
Commi-- ,ner- Information NAV b.
filed with the Pruscutin. attorney Cr
<iih me. HENRY ELL.
prpntv Fish AMI IAne Commissioner
for Da5is and adjoining COMMIT =.
Aug. Fl. l'sE3.-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

He-I trust You have forgiven me FOR
not recalling your name tie either even
lng. although | remembered your face
perfectly.
She-oh. yes. but my name + such
plain one should think you would
have r. nieFlfered il quite a. readily.
He-Nnt al all Your name isn't taif
as plain -er-i.e= pardon. your face
= much more ari-tocrntic than your
mean 10 say that Jour name Is harder
than
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

Mccormack 4 Harris have their
new store in operation, and are sell
ing lots Of goods.
Craig 4 Sons have torn down the
old Green building and are getting
ready for the erection Of their new
store. 10 be bull, by Smith 4 Sons,
Of Boonville-
John ID. Chapman and wife. OF
Glendale, were here attending the
New Lebanon picnic and visiting
friends.
Miss Saironia Craig has very
severe case Of typhoid fever
Edward Cooper's little child died
last week Of stomach trouble.
Carl Cooper j. up again after his
recent severe injuries.
Ralph Sullivan and VIM league
have been hauling logs to Jasper
ior Mossman Lumber Co.
Jesse Chaille's hand i getting
along nicely. He has had quite a
time with il.
Uncle Billy I.elso, one OF the
phone -, left last Monday for To-
peka. Kansas, TO make that his fu-
.ure home, with his son Homer,
who i one Of the leading citizens
and ministers OF that city Uncle
Billy was born in Dubois Co.. near
Haysville, 3 years ago, and spent
most OF MS boyhood in that county,
then moved to Pike county after
marrying the daughter OF Josiah
Chapel and has long been one OF
our leading citizens and farmers,
and for years has represented the
Indiana Farmer in this section. and
our people hate to see him 60 as
We need such men a he L.
\ Uncle John Strong's many
friends met last week and made
him a birthday dinner. and SO old
soldiers and friends were present.
Y Uncle Warrington Hlskins
many friends net saturday and
made him = birthday dinner.
Ell smith. Of Glendale. wa over
here Saturday, the guest q Miss
Amy Rose.
Picnics ard sales have been quite
common. and furnish plenty OF
amusement Tor our people. One Al
\ Burr Oak was well attended Thurs
day. and one az Hlll-boro saturday
was well attended. and plenty Of
schools were present. Uncle Billy
Kei=o had a sale the same day
Then Aug. 22i. New Lebanon bad
a grand picnic at Pierce Hayes
and nin- sunday Schools and the
Bethel orchestra furnished ths
amusement. entertainment and
! music FOR the crcvd-. There va.
j one ~ the largest crowds ever seer
! lin these parts parts At New I.eban-
on. - you see our people do not
J lack for some place 10 20.
The niggers begun their camp
meeting here Saturday night.
Miss Nellie Drake was the gue-'
of Mrs. Snsan Capehart sunday.
! II. :. Henderson and wife, d
! Afford, and Nike SorgIus and wits
! we're called here at the bedside o
: Mr.. HarkIe-s. who i at the p0!n
J 81 death Of cancer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

There IS a disease prevailing in this
country rrosf dangerous because 50 deccp-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused BY
it-hezrt disease. pneumonia. heart failure
CT z-cplexy are cf,en the result Il kidney
disease II kidney trouble IS allowed 70 at-
vance the kidney poisoned Hood will attack
tire vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
hreax down ard waste away cell by cell.
Ta-a the richness ctihe blood--he aihu-nca
leaks cut and the sufferer has Erighf's
Disease. the worst form az kidney trouble.
Or. KLINE. Swamp-Root the new dis
ccve-y IS the true specific fer kidney bladder
and urinary troubles. |; has cured thousands
CT apparently hopeless cases. after all other
efforts have failed a; druggists in tiity-cens
and dollar sizes 4 sample bottle sent free
By mail. also book telling about Swamp
Rocs ard its woniert1l cures Address
Dr. K.,T.er & Co. Eins n !. end
uentice iris tzoeS
Don't make any mistake hut remem-
Der the name, swamp Root. DR. kilmers
>wamp-Rooi. and the address, Bingham
ton, y. Y. on eyery bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

An Irish couple whose married bliss
wa- not without a few squalls re-
ceived a hornely lecture from the sE'ir-
liuaE adviser regarding their Disgrace
ful guarrel--
HIS reverence said. That do- and
cat y0n have agree better than you"
Tie reply somewhat upset him. If
yer rivErenre ~ tote thin tighter. yeIl
son change yer noind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

The household colds
throat and lung troubles ONE MINUTE Cough Cure quickly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

lore j. tlInd- nurmured Mr.. Meek
ton r.gTefs-'ly
That's nonsense" replied his wife.
~ivAen q -lrl Z IL In love with a man.
.he se~S ulagn 1cent qualities IN him
whlra uere ~ Ter family can make out
rrd which become wholly obscure even
70 ter ID re course Of year or So
chicago Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

unr and one thir fare TO sweet ~ul-
phur. Velper. and White sulphur. Eng
lI~l.. gn0si 20 days.
SUNDAY rates commencing Nat y. one
fare for hrrauni TRIP good tor ihe ia.
only In effect until OFT - l.-5.
Cheap one ~ay rate~ - California
Low rates are noA on safe ~ All paints
ia California
Y. r.. CIANCoNH. AIT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

a Fat French lady d-spairinEiy SAYS
n am 20 fat that ! pray for dissp-
continent 20 make ne thin. but no
sooncr docs the disappointment come
than the Toy AZ the prospect Of getting
thin makes me fatter than ever"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28
Columbia Township Trus-
tees Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee OF Column
"a Tp.. Dubois county, Ind, will attend
a. Township business at his cthce on
-gefs saturday. AMI persons having
sssnship business 10 transact are re-
4r~s-ed 10 present il on that day OF the
EEK.
me Township Librar, j. kept at the
)silce Of the Trustee. where those en-
.tled can obtain books.
GEORGE w. MILRrgS, Trustee.
Hilham. Indiana
Nov p. l,sl-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

Some one should invent a powder TO
take when yor feel that yearning 10
.ell q secret conaded to you.-AtcAison
SIObA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28

DRrxKES Row.-Last Saturday
was a di=gracetul day for Jasper cit
izens. Drunk men by the score
were on tie street corners; gamo-
ling AZ some bars was carried on
openly: no arrests. fuss begun and
then but thee or four instead OF 90
Ii eliminated in Nike Burreil and
Henry Ell getting into a muss- and
when bystander- tried to keep them
from iightirg Eli cut John Amb-
with a knife across the stomach, q
dangerous wound, from which ne
NAV die. Eli was then arrested and
i confined in Jail 10 await the result
to Ar b..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-08-28
~If .ome Of the Jasper capi.al.

lists will get together and buy some
Of the lime stone hills alongside Of
the railroad right Of way in Column
bia township. when the southern i
connected with liz Orleans and
French Lick branch next year, and
they pu, in big rock crusher, they
will have a good thing Of il, and
Bainbridge township can get IL
rock roads cheaper than now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
YOUNG ED|SON'S
FAME. IS NOW
INTERNATIONAL
Marvellous Results Obtained Through
His "vItaIizer" Have Been Her
aided Across the Sees.

NEW YORK. June =. lso3.-A news
cable from London reseyed mere
cited In scientific circles by the reports
Sf the resuits OBTAINED v ffg
ton has been addressed to the young
scientist by the medical societies OF Eng,
his askng h ehe
action Remark that Englishmen. as. a
fact that young Mr.. Edisons invention
cures such intractable diseases as paral-
ysis rheumatism. locomotor ataxia and
that It quickens thought. The medical
also refer to tha M srn
reliable remedy for the common and
troublesome diseases which aflict man nan
s cons acton aT Teusns to sell the vital
.."conslderable public Interest Is being
visit and a programme ofreceptions, ben-
quests and entertainments Is already be-
Ing Ell Re dor r him.; ra,son IT,
when he was shown this dispatch, In his
l Wts, .1t. ct No. Il Stone Street New
mall but am afraid | shall have to
Srs Offered to feel that sf 1Sa
sands Of sick people in this country II I
deserted them now. Since the newspa-
afflicted with rheumatism, paralysis, To-
comotor ataxia, nervous diseases and ell
the other so-calied 'incurable' complaints,
I have received thousands Of letters from
sufferers asking my advice concerning
the applicability Of my Magno- Electric
Nitalizer to the treatment Of their cases.
trust to me to restore them to health.
It would not be fair to desert them for
not do it You ' can say a chat
I am going to help my own people first.
The American people have the strongest
right l want the people who write to
the Thos. A.. Edison, Jr., Chemical Co,
at 13 and u Stone ST.. New York. to feel
sure that their letters reach mo, and that
their Inquiries concerning the cure Of
their diseases by means OF the Vitalizer
case II I went abroad. and therefore I
shall not CO."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
.HERR|CK AND
HARDING,
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page)
publicans in this campaign moro har-
moniously than ever.
There never was more talk about fixing
slate in advance OF the convention than
this year, but the balloting Indicated that
such was not the case, for at least some OF
the minor places. Attany rate Hanna and
Herrick did not exercise their personal
influence lin giving the world and left
the hall before the nominations for minor
places was begun,
In the free for-all" races that followed
the convention was at times uncontrol.
liable, even by such commanding pre-
siding officer as Senator Foraker. At the
opening of the convention prayer was
offered by Rev. James Poindexter, pastor
of the colored Baptist Church.
PLATFORM.
The platform indorses Senators Hanna
ana aa to o,aa,,, promising Hanna support
Roosevelt's fidelity to duly. his adher
ence TO President McKinley's policies. and
his own proved ability in his high office,
ton by the people to be their chief mag
President In 1904" -
tension OF labor legislation in every way
equitable to all. especially to secure for
labor recoen,tion, in the settlement hf
n
enlargement to our, merchant marine,
stimulation of local bank circulation
along safe lines TO secure elasticity OF
minlstratiot'n Of tia Philippines and M Z CON- a
mends the rapid and steady progress
made IN the preparation Of the Philip.
pines for the n fullest practicable degree
AS to. foreign affairs, the platform in
dorses the policy Of developing the navy
to the highest efficiency, and says tour
4, no t..NT 70 Ia,
the United States the peacenaker of the
world, guarding weaker nations from ag-
erosion and giving the Monroe doctrine
vital force greater than ever before
the platform declares: I'VE oppose all at
taoks upon This policy, Whatever the pref
text as end dq 10 eTE f. tsak the as
and free trade. Changing conditions and
the. possible beneiltsEof oreeipirocity may
call for timely readjustnent5 OF schedules.
but protection as principle and as
policy must he administered by the
friends OF American prosperity and must
~ - CONFINES HARMLESS,
trade and kindred unlawful purposes are
directly amendable TO penalties provided dec
worthy interest Is imperiled, but what
ever Will work public harm is restrained
and that without resort e 9e
tries tries til through tariff reyision Or other
wise. II further legislation, should he
found necessary. the Republican party
can be depended upon to- enact and ems
force it with equity and safety In every
legitimate Interest,""
fTHOhlo was the first state with soil for
Pledged by the great creative ordinance.
Of lis7 TO the funaamental principles OF
civil and religious liberty, and bound
thereby to forever remain u part of the
United States OF America Ohio was
foremost In tho war TO preserve the tnde-
vtruotlble union OF indestructlbie States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
CHURCH NOTES I
81 ~ t.,g lNtI-sL $50. BIC rs q 800
Annual Outing Of Mjnisters-Rev. Mr.
Morrison Not Coming.

srff&A tt..1 IlsigsE So ~ !Es55T
Annual Outing Of Ministers-Rev. Mr..
Morrison Not Coming.
The annual outing Of the Baptist pastors
of the city will be held on Monday morn,
Ing next. The party Wi! leave ttlGn!n,IGIaa q
at $3.50 o'clock and Will go 70 falIills
Creek. situated on the Petersburg eiec-
trio line. ,.o,,
the Rev. w. II. Morrison. who was en-
pected to preach in tn, Second Prespy-
terian Church next Sunday morning. an
nounces that he Will not be able 70
come. Mr.. Morrison states that he VIII
have to leave Lexington at, once &c, 90
= to Nashville where he VIII meet we
COMMITTEES on Foretgns Missions and VIII
keIttl; report onIthe conditions or ar
I fairs In thesGongol Free State. where ne
was y n 5rmissionar he pulpit or en-, me
Second Church VIII be, filled r,eSt sun
day morning by the Rev Dr.. A.. L.
The ordination Of the Rev, ]. O. Qnarles
as pastor Of the North Run Baptist
take place at $3.50 O'Clock, Sunday after
follows Sermon. Rey; 9. i. Williams;
Ktncheloe; presentation of the Bible
Rev. j., o. KIrke, prayer, Rev. A. u. Dick
inson. D. D.. benedictlon. Rev. J. G.
Ouarles.
The Education Commission Of the Bap-
list General Association Of Virginia Will
meet at the Second Baptist Church. in
this city at 10 o'clock on lie morning
June 18th. Matters OF Importance Will
ha !, N for tdfSclSSiOn. sta'l5gfFt. = rt ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
NORTH CAROLINA ELKS
Winston Next Place of Meeting offi-
Especial to The Times. Dispat,

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
TyILMINGTON, N. c., June 4.-The sec
ond business session OF the North Caro-
lima Eiks was held at Wrightsyille Beach
19,day The Queen Gisy drum ,ts eorps Of
head OF the North Carolina contingent OF
the union parade at Baltimore and sthe
association appointed President B. s..
Davis. OF Charlotte as the ofticia! repre-
. sentative at the Grand Lodge meeting.
OF meeting, the date to be decided upon
by the Executive Committee. 1t was de-
cidcd that hereafter each lodge In the
State appoint o. representative and pay
Z his expenses to the annual reunions OF the
North Carolina ElAs.
The following officers we're elected for
BaIlaIny OF Wilmington; Vice President,
-tor~Genersl, Sterling Smith, OF Winston:
Grand Secretary, John r.. Turrenttne, OF
Wilmington: Grand Marshal. A., A.
Joseph, OF Goldsboro; Deputy Grand Mar
IT. w. Alexander: tWilg!nston-H.; McL-
q Green, Jake Solomon; Goldsboro--L. Well,
u. r. Robinson: Raleigh--I.. a. Mailer. J.
F. Ferrall; Newbern-H. p. Marks C;.6.
Turnsted; Ashevil!e-C. =. Young Or.
PAU PaS " E nian ,n G,yc NJ
Gorreli, D. H.. Blair: Salisbury, F. II.
Is. ii. Collins, G. G.!!Wrlght; Washington
Joseph y. Layton, 'rhos. Clark; Klns-
ton-clarence QtteingeE G. Felix Aaryey;
This afternoon a boating party and troll
lev ride were the features and the reunion
concluded with big banquet at the Sea-
shore Hotel Tonight