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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23

Wit HOUT END
s(By Associated Press. !

(By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 22-The
Post tomorrow will say that among the
matters which Fourth Assistant Post
master-Gencral Bristow Is Investigating
is the purchase from California COM
pany, the Postal Device and Improve
ment Company Of some 1900 letter box
devices for indicating the hours of coll
lection OF mail. the invention. it is
stated. OF the postmaster at San Fran
cisco. 1t Is said that 1000 OF these de-
vices were originally ordered at a cost
OF 81 or more each, or a profit OF 100
per cent. on cost. and the allegation is
made that further order OF 10000 more
was placed. Notwithstanding the original
1000 devices We're not used. but were
reposing In storehouse.
The company controlling the device
was largely made up OF California pos
tai employees. and the Post will say that
it is informed ex-Representative Loud
House Postoffice Committee, tool, an
active part In their behalf and wrote
several letters urging the device on the
department. and in one Of them said 1t
would be an accommodation to him If
the matter was attended to.
ONLY FOR CONSTITUENTS.
After the company had difficulty In
securing It's money for the device Mr..
Loud the Post will say, appeared at
the department In It's belslf but spe-
officially disclaimed any i1erest In the
company other than as 1t was composed
OF his constituents. He took the ground
that whatever the necessity or lack Of
necessity, for the device, constituents
of his had secured the contract and fur
nished the articles called for. There
fore he believed they should be paid as
the government stipulated to pay them.
During his recent visit to this city Mr..
Loud, on certain Of his visits to the de-
partment. took up some Of these unpaid
bills, making 1t plain, however. that he
appeared only In behalf of constituents
and not as one financially interested In
the company"
The allegation was made, the Post
will say that $4,000 of the deficiency
Of 100000 in the free-delivery service
with which Mr.. Maehen Is charged was
due to purchases of the deYce In ques-
ton, but at the Postofflce Department
this was denied and the statement made
that while the matter was under inves-
tigution the complaint might have been
reactonary and intended against the in
vestigation. Complaints also he'd been
made, 1t was stated, that at the instance
OF Mr.. Loud the rolls at the preside had
been padded with postal employees. but
at the Postoffice Department they We're
without any knowledge of such a thing.
one way or the other, An effort was
made to get a statement from Mr..
Machen on the subject, but he declined
to either affirm or deny the reports.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
DISMISSED SUIT
Refused to Annul Metropolitan Stree
Railway Company.
1(By Associated Press,

80 -----71- {By ASsOcIH ttus FTeSS.1 %
NEW YORK, June 22.-Justice Scott, In
the Supreme Court to-day. dismissed the
suit brought by Isldor Wormster to an
nul the lease Of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company to the 1nterurban
Street Railway Company. The judge said
that the granting of the decree would
holders; that the lease was legally eXe-
cuted. and an overwhelming proportion
of the stockholders had consented to
or Intentional moral wrong-d ding. or that
William C. Whitney or Mr.. Ryan, gained
any advantages over the stockholders
except such as they We're entitled to by
their larger holdings of stock,
{, The evidence showed. lie declared. that
IT would have cost the Metropaliton Com
many more to raise the funds it needed
-hy any other method than by the lease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
STOMACH TROUBLES.
twenty-five Gents Properly Invested
Does More Good Than $500 Spe't
for Medicines and Doctors Bills.

There Is nothing that so utterly dis
courages a man as disordered stomach,
He cannot possibly comprehend that rev
doses of the right medicine will put him
on the high road to a complete recovery.
Mr.. Samuel Bayer, of Folsom. Iowa. says!
'After doctoring about twelve years aud
spending nearly $500 for MEDICINE and
doctors fees. I purchased for my wife
a box of Chamberlain's Stomach, and
Liver Tablets, which did her SO much
good that she continued to use them, and
they have done her more good than all
the medicine l bought before" These
Tablets Improve the appetite, strengthen
the digestion and regulate the bowels. In
creased strength and vlgor follows and
the patient is soon as well as ever. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by all drug
gists,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
TILLMAN
CASE III
.fBy Associated Press

---------- 10y xASbUCIstteUfIt ss.J -
COLUMBIAN s. c., June 22.-The Cir
cult Court Judge D. a. Townsend pre-
siding. to-day took up the case of James
II. TIllman, charged with murder, and q
On January 18th Tilman, Lieutenant
Governor, shot and instantly klltN N. G.
Gonzales. editor Of the State. VINO! had
was n candidate for Governor last year.
The defense to-day produced about 500
affidavits to show that a fair trial could
pl ejudlce against the defendant. The
principal afldavits We're made by Defend
ants counsel and friends. who asserted
that the Columbia ina,ta neWspapers hnd
Tillman by their references TO the else.
The prosecution presented about for
hundred atl1davits IN reply. Practically
all the ministers of Columbia asserted
that they have made no reference TO tho
case from their pupits. Newspaper men.
Excluding Alessrs w. p. and A. p. Con
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23


zales. respectively editor and publisher
of the State, stated In affidavits that the
Columbia papers had conspicuously and
carefully refrained from intlamnat tory
denunciations Of the defendant. These
assertions were backed by statements
from the bank presidents, lawyers, physi-}
clans, college professors. merchants and
men In all lines Of business, including
many citizens of the county outside8of
Columbia
The reading of these affidavits was not
concluded when. court adjourned until
tomorrow morning. The argument will
doubtless consume all Of the day. coun-s
sci on each side to-day contested strongly
every, point. and several eloauent
conducted by Solicitor j. William Thurs
mond, assisted bx>.Iessrs. g; Duncan Bel-s
slinger. formerly Attorney General: Ans
drew Crawford and William Elliott. Jr.f
The defense is represented by George W.
Croft, ofsAiken. the prisoners law part-.
.ner; ex-Judge 9. Y. BUCHANAN, the pri.
soner's .borther-ln-law; =. fl Nelson, OF
Columbia. formerly SOLICITOR; George
Johnstone, ex-member of Congress, and
George r. Rembert. of Columbia.
Tillman's mother, wife and child were
In court part OF the time, as was his
uncle. Senator B. r. Tillman. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
SCRANTON COUNCIL
ALSO AFFLICTED.
Startling Testimony Adduced
Before the Select Investi-
DATING Committee.
nv Associ,tad preesl

tBy Associated Press.) ~ fs
SCRANTON. Pa. June 22.-Startllng
testimony was produced to-day before thu
select Council Investigating Committee.
which met to examine into the charges
of bribery made by cx-County Surveyor
George i. Stevenson In relation to the
defeat OF the Dalton Street Railway
franchise ordinance in Council last Thurs
day night.
the Dalton Street Railway Company, tes-
tilted that Select Councilman Davis .:
Evans. Of the North Ward. demanded OF
him In the presence OF Mr.. Stevenson 500
for himself and 500 for each of the ten
other .councilmen.
This testimony was corroborated by Mr..
Stevenson. Both men, testified that Evans
threatened that unless the money was
Forthcoming Immediately in gold the ordi-
nance would be either amended to death
or defeated
The ordinance was loaded down with
impossible amendments and the quorum
broken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
/ M'coYs ON THE WARPATH
They Raid Mining Town and Attack
the Police.
fSnecial-to The Time.

Especial to The Times -Dspatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, June "a party OF
mountaineers. led by Floyd Mccoy. a
member of the McCoy-Hatfeld feudists,
Mcdowell county. W. Va, last night and
took the law into their own hands. Their
action was resented by John Reynolds,
an employee OF brewery. McCoys crowd
crossed the railroad and opened fire on
Reynolds. A large crowd gathered and
the entire police went in pursuit. Mccoy
rfsreated ed four hundred yards o took his
q pitched battle ragged in the darkness
One Of McCoy's men was killed and an
other fatally wounded, others being also
injured. The police escaped injury. The
Mccoy crowd escaped to the mountains,
taking their dead and wounded with
them. The names are unknown. Great
excitement prevails.
The McCoys haye not been on the war
path for several years. The Hatnelds
live In an adjoining county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
Diaz Chosen Again.

MEXICO CITY, June 22.-The National
Liberal Convention to-day placed in the
hands of General Diaz, the nomination,
for the presidency for the coming term.
The spokesman. Gabriel Manler. made
the presentation, and dWelt on hopes
placed by the country on General Diaz.
The president In reply said that 1t is the
duty, of every citizen to serve his country
for as long and In as many posts as his
fellow citizens may desire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
RICHMOND BOY GETS
GOVT. APPOINTMENT

Mr. Leroy S. Edwards. Jr.. an alumnus
of Randolph-Nlacon College and a recent
graduate of the Webb Naval School. OF
New York, has passed an, examination
the Brooklyn navy yard and has been
assigned to duty In the engineering de-
partment at Newport News,
= Mr.. Edwards Is a son OF the late Leroy
s Edwards, who for many years was a
principal In the public schools Of Rlch-
mnad. y. It.-.l. ...s6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
PROPERTY TRANSFERRED
Mr.. Newton Acquires Lots Next First
National Bank

A deed OF trust recorded In the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday for the transfer
of property just east OF the First Ma
tional Bank from Mary Elizabeth War
wick. widow OF James Warwick. to
Charles u. Williams. trustee for Virginius
IslES%ton. The consideration Is 1880
"A deed of transfer was also recorded
in this court conveying brick residence,
No. 1909 Grove Avenue. from Kate Gold
bach to John f. Jacob. The price was
Sc, 900, gt}5 5t R5 5aj eta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
A QUARTETTE KILLED:
TWO OF THEM UNKNOWN
NV Associated Press.)

"A ~ (By lASSoClated IPreSS.) ~
JEFFERSON CITY, MO, June 22.-In
a wreck Of two Missouri Pacific freight
trains, which occurred at Cole Junction,
five miles west Of this city, last night.
four men We're killed and ono danger
ously injured. The dead are:
FIREMAN MIKE DUvAL.
BRAKEMAN WILLIAM ATKINSON,
And two unknown men. supposed to DO
tramns 'fE 5sai i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
The S. I. Morgan Sold.

The S. r. Morgan. steamer OF the Vir-
Ginia- Carolina Chemical Company, has
been sold. This ship was built expressly
err err between tv this port and Charleston, S.
C. Since the partial destruction by fire
of the plant OF the Richmond Chemical
Works. a manufacturing branch of the
company, the need of a, steamer has been
greatly reduced. The first officer of the
Morgan was Captain d. j. Anthony. Of
Varina. Henrico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
Travellers Should Use Peruna.

People going on journey. either by
rail or steamboat. should take with them
a bottle Of Peruna. 1t is an excellent
remedy to prevent railroad sickness, sea
sickness. to guard against catching cold,
or acquiring contagious diseases.
The exigencies OF travel. to most peo-
pie arc hard to bear. Change Of water,
change OF diet. change OF climate, ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
NORTH SHORE ACCIDENT;
TWO PERSONS KILLED
i(By Associated Press.)

+ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June o.
An accident occurred on the North Shore
Railway In which two persons were killed
and score more or less severely hurt.
The dead:
ANTON ROMAN. founder of the Over
land Monthly.
M. M. KIRK. San Francisco.
The passenger coach left the rails and
rolled down an embankment Of twelve
feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
CHIPS AS sHoRTsToP
Unique Ball Game al Broad-Street Park
on f ridav

t on FII0dy.
Unless the strike prevents. one OF
the most unique and entertaining Of ball
games will be played at Broad-Street
Park Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The contest will be between the MEM
beers Of the Bijou Comedy Company. nov
actors will appear IN the costume, they
have worn at the theatre and will be
old familiar figures. Chips will be
shortstop, and Otis Harlan will play at
first base. Dan Marble will pitch. and
1t is said he can do great work In the
box. Otis Harlan used to play on
champion club. a long time ago. and ne
says he can hit any pitcher that comes
down the pike. Professor Nichols. who
plays the plano as well; IL not better.
than Max Hoffman, used to do, Will be
In right field, and the girls of the com,
pany will distribute. programmes and
bouquets in the grand stand.
A1essrs. Wells and Mckee Will be the
umpire. and the lineup will be-.
Catcher. Meeks; pitcher, Marble; short,
stop. Chips; first base. Harlan; second
base Hood third ,,l hssS oh 11gbt , aeldt
Nichols. Observation-Disclosures and Hart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
sUNDAY-scHooL EXCURSION
ST. Andrews Sunday schooIWi Spend
TO-DAY nj Beach Park,

O-UaY at Beach PaTK.
There is no strike at Beach Park, ex-
cept the striking of the waves against
the pillars Of the big board walk. and
many people are taking advantage OF the
to go down to that peautitul
resort while the strike trouble Is on.
yenable-Street Sunday-school children
and their parents spent a happy day 1T
West Point yesterday. and a large num-
Der of children and ladies' will go with
st. Andrews Church to-day.
The board walk, the merry-go-rounds
and the other attractions will be taken
possession Of by the Third Christian
Church tomorrow, and in the meantime
the regular Beach Park special will be
run every day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
FOUR LIVES LOST
IN A FREIGHT WRECK
lBy Associated Press

n
4. RAWL1NS. WIS, June 22.-Three train
men and ono tramp were killed in
freight wreck four miles east OF here
to-day Eight freight cars broke loose in
the Rawlins yard and after running
down grade for four miles. crashed into
the freight train on which the victims
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23

posure to nnventilated state-rooms.
crowded coaches, all this creates new
environment. A large ---.'-..'.
number of people are PERUNAE
m made j: SICK IN e, tins way way PREVENTS
worth ten times its y En- FNi
weight in gold to SICKNESS.
person under such cir I-... =. 100000.
cumstances. 1t prevents the ll-efrects
OF bad water. 1t produces refreshing
sleep under adverse circumstances. It
keeps the appetite vigorous and the.
digestion normal. a multitude Of people
have already made this discovery, and
they never think OF taking journey.
either by land or sea. without having
with them bottle Of Peruna.
II you do not derive prompt and sat-
lsfactory results from the use Of Pe7ma
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving II
full statement Of your case, aud he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis. s'
Address DR.. Hartman. President 81
Tho Hartman sanitariua. Columbus, o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
WEDDING IN NORFOLK
Mr.. Sternhelmer, ofthis City: to Marry
Miss Margolins, Of that City.

Mr.. Isaac L. Sternleimer. of this city,
and Miss Hannah Margolins; Of Norfolk.
will be married at o'clock Tomorrow
Rabbi Cohen. The groom elect is a son
Of the late Lewis Sternheimer and Is. a
nephew of Mr., Isaac, ID. deputy city
treasurer. Miss MarGolins Is the daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. Rolph NIargollns, Of
Norfolk. Mr., Fred Sternheimer,, of this
city, brother of the groom. Will act as
Guests will be present from Syracuse,
Rochester. Atlanta. Birmingham and New
York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
DR.. Tudor in Pennsylvania.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
1 L.OCKHAVEN. Pa, June 22.-The Rev,
pr. Tudor, of Richmond, Va, preached
he baccalaureate sermon at the Central
State Normal School here last night,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
WILLIAM AND MARY
BaccaIaureate Services and Celebration
ofthe Phonathean Literary Society.

OF the PhlOn1dlnta'' Literary ooI'ctT'
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispach.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June 22.-The
two hundred and tenth session OF WI
liam and Mary College closes next Thurs
day. The commencement exercises be-
gan yesterday morning with the bacca-
laureate sermon delivered by Dr.. r. ?.
Smart. Of Epworth Methodist Church.
Norfolk.
Christ" taking his text from the 18th
chapter Of the Gospel Of st; Matthew,
The sermon was a remarkably able one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
MINERS MEET DEATH
in FEARFUL GUISE
(ByAssociated Press.)

TAMAoUA. PA. June Pas result
OF two disasters. which followed close
collieries of the Lehigh Coal and NavIga-
ton Company, in the Panther Creek VAL
ley, three men are dead. one is dying
and five others are seriously injur
was fighting mine fire the action Of
the water on the burning coal and rock
generated a large body Of steam. which
swept down the gangway. scalding a par
fire hose. Daniel Lewis. of Lunsford,
a miner, and John Forngel, of No. 4, have
since died from their injuries. Richard
Summit Hill, mine bosses, and Fritz Lee
bach, John Vettick and Joseph Parker,
laborers. OF Lansford, are seriously in
iured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23

Mr.. C. S. Taylor, of this city. will leave
to-day for Washington. D. c., to resume
his former position with the Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23

III you are suffering with the extreme
heat Peruna restores you, or If you are
afflicted with a cold la grippe or bron-
chitis, Peruna restores you in a short
time. Or II you suffer with sleepless-
ness or IL your appetite Is poor, again
Peruna acts as a good, true friend and
is the tonic needed. 81
~ have tried 1t foramonths and am
only too glad to acknowledge 1t as a
true loyal standby In times OF trouble.
do not hesitate to recommend 1t to
all.,-H. B.. Manley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23

When a man travels in extreme
hot or cold climates, he realizes
how valuable a friend he has II
he carries q bottle of Peruna.
know of no article in my travel
Ing outfit which have learned to
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-05-27
REUNION
slaariaI Day at The Confederate
Reunion.
a ]. FIRLEY, OF VIRGINIA,

Delivers HE Annual Memorial Ser
n,on-2outine Business OF the
Sessions oil the U. c.
New Orleans, May -. The thir;
teensh anual reunion OF the Y nlted
Geufsdelrase Veterans was opened n
shs great auditorium at the falrz
prounds today at noon.
The weather was perfect and all the
serangen By the local entertain
:nent committees tie most successful.
There were thousands OF veteran sol
diers hundreds OF beautiful women
ard above and around on every hand a
profusion OF au5tering saags and WaF-;
ipsr strea1ners. There was martial
rnrsic without limit and enthusiasm
unbounded. Over the beauty and sue
cess of the day there was but single
shadow, and that promises TO dasap-
pear before the mornning Fms was
the illness Of Gen. Gordon, the COM
n,andler-in-chisf of sfle organIza5lon.
He mas not well when he lett MS
hotel for she auditorium and has not
been IN his usual heaslh for several
So, 3. I s-engt WAS not In reality
s.S.s az ordeaI to which he
;yosaIf and before the close
;1,s - ti,e oTsn;;ng session he was a great
=. e..s 49, ,s's.s NotSiino INIT his
: &c 20 carried him
ss,-e.,gss ~. 4isas day Withons something
-, s. acnilapse was not able
+, .s44end sha afternoon session at the,
+tariiurn. and remained quietly in
-. - fl,e ,nfeI scieying no
Tg;s eo,,ili isin no man
sS,s- rsss sa ssr;aus. bus It IS possible that he
4,,sv To4.s l,e asle 60 preside as all the
ssSs;o,,s sss.,, "a tlse auditorium between
.s,,5. ,,osg -, and Fridav noon. He expects,
-, ss,o,ssya- -. ,ss, In be nresenS tomorrow.
49, 3lss ,on fgsr onaning the con-
,,s;s., arrirss1lI fire. platform vas
,ssa-~Ss5 ,sssss-..l s1;;4b fair women and men:
- sn,as are household words
sis,S,,s si,ro5. ev,,as4 Ina sauth Gen. Gordon
.,.s s.o1,, s1viiat n reaching the
- ayffranee into the nail
s1.., -. o,-ss;;oy, Cheer after cheer
80, : ING as he came:
SsaSFn eaisles leaning on the
aT.5,, z,f A all. Gen. Tickles He was
snrrounded Instantly by group ct Ct
So - noe Tnal,le 10 reach his
~, $. ..ssss'1g -, 80
- oonsrsvas "a sasssted than fair
Tsa-, y Tsrlton. of Waco.
~, 80 nea ,f bending down
= II. e,,r,,o > oT7ict,lv
Alsss0 sne go assa-lsSgas +Sa benar
g aas ssssss +, i,os Sassssss, ss,s-ss
- = of
e = !, - the onfed-
- = sii..S = =, I sssanfIv RI
g ssssstssu s,sss. as,Iain
of0s = ,vl,o
genelal, aIaana.s ,-.s1 ;nvocat;an
1ssalssis sneeehes of
l.s.,, ss. y,sz q Tassrans from PauI
$500 s-Ss,sS s. m ig rnayor Of New Orleans; ];
ET.oys 5, s.ss GSarhonnet who spoke for the
l-.sI re.a,.igsioy, ~ the Sons Of Vet
ess,s-s .,-.- ). SsS.s william, Rehan repre-
Snnthern
sssasa ~ and Gov
ss,osa els,s' for fte people
g !. - - ~, fter few
- 80 : - vgscoroa The cover
~ sy-ss;
- 1'..,ss -,
yF. p e = = 2 -i's-' =.
sya4arars the outcome OF the strug-
III 49, uo,.sf. sf.a-riied on for four long
ssss- sos;T,sf fI,e n,oss powerful forces
e .,-.:sr = tf, world hasget
80, sss,, -, T,o nnanner or sense can OBJ
sscnre the glory fame that you won
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-05-27

things OF the pa
as Americans Ma
OF both armies
are satisfied W
power that wouY
blush for it wou
blind. We are
with the repupl
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16
1 o. O. r. Re-oi..s.e,sss-

H sil - Gaanissn Ladge NJ - l. @
- q ia. la Ia03.
Nc. Ihc undersigned caaaslsses
spIsolniad ~ rhe y q 60 aras ~
Resolutions sf E-speo5 to tho asemaTs
81 oar ate hFa hef. Cbaric- fraaciseo
beg icave ~ reFars a. ral.s~ss
EE-oi5 moss Hf EE-rECr.
WslEEE, ,s, O,lr - beloved broth
er. Charlie : frncisca. was, by rhe ~
Of God. taken fron his lsbars here o.
earth on The scseush day of Jsnaar'
1903. and
NHEEEs-. In he death of Brethei
Charles Franciscs this ioeqe has los
a zosd brother. and his vile a kind
aud loving husband therefore, be !
BEso8vEp. Thai We eN end 10 th
bereaved wiie Ger sinoere aud heart
telt mps BY aud coincidence. and b.
ID further
BEse4srb, Thai these resolution
be spread upon the records OF this
lodge. copy forwarded 10 eur
sffi icted sister, and copy handed g.
the local papers tor publication and
that our Charter be drapod in mourn
ing tor thirty DAYS.
Respectfully submitted.
W :. RAISBow,
j. ID. Mu.LhR.
Gro. W. HOMES.