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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17
Chile Is Rich in
Varied Resources

lille is a very rich and powerful
country-considering her area
and her population of between
three and four million people.
The opening of the Panama ca
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Balls, Tops aud Marbles at the
Racket store.


Jewels, candy, flowers, man that j.
the order OF q womau's preferences.
Jewels form a magnet Of mighty rovr,
to the average women, Es.u that
greatest Of Mi jewels, hcaitu, .saI.u
ruined IN the Strenuous rdo.I- 10 make
or save the mooey to purchase them
II woman will risk her health t. get a
coveted gem, then let her f1r,,lr h"r,rf
against tie insliuou- cJn5'
queuces IT coughs, colds aou
bronchial affebtons by the regular use
Of DIR Buschee's German Syrup. 1t will
promptly arrest consumption in its early
stages and heal the affected lungs and
bronchial.tubes and drive the dread dis
ease from the system. 1t is not u cure
all, but it is u certain cure for coughs,
colds and all bronchial troubles. You
can get this reliable remedy at Webb
Bros. Price 25c and 75c.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Rose Bank Items.

Eta Cline has been very sick with
scarlatina, which settled on her lungs
causing congestion.
Most Of the sick folks in this neighbor
hood are about well again and there art
no new cases at present.
Farmers are busy getting in potatoes,
piowIug for curu etc, Oats sowing
is about over with.
Bert Csss lost good COW last week.
Mrs. Mary Deuton has moved ON Mrs.
Garrison's place.
Edo Beech is finishing up his oats
sowing this week.
The social events Of the week were
A surprise oyster supper at Mr.. Cullums
Wednesday night aud the following
we're present.: MIR. Lrkl aud tNo suus.
Leroy Wagner, Mr. aud Mg, Smith and
family, Mrs. Carey and sou, Luhr Ozouu
AIRS Busby aud four children, Rub,
Smith, - brother iu.!aN Of Mrs. g.
Ferguson, Fiussie Ferguson, Mrs. Wat
son and daughter May and MIR. krut.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
A JASPER INVENTION.
CHAS WHITESEI. INVENTS A
POWER HArlMER.
Has Applied For Patent And Will
Ltsin Manufacturing TLem
At Once.

Char Whitesel the well known JASPER
blacksmith, has invented power trip
hammer which promises to prove a good
thing financially for him, lie has been
working on the machine for the past year
or more ADD has been using one flor his
oHn work for several weeks. \ patent
has been applied for aud his atiorue! >
, form him that it practically certain
that the patent will be granted,
The hammer although built on the
same principal as other rover hammers
has eYerai improvements over the Others
which make it more serTicGGie. The
greatest advantage however is the low
price for which it can be placed on the
market, costing slightly more than half
the price Of others.
Nh. Whitcsel has associated with
him 90 gentleman with ample means
and hey intend TO manufact-
urc number at once and put it on
the market. The company's head
quarters will be in Jasper for the
present ut least. Tho castings for the
iirst lot Il machines will be secured from
some Of the foundries in the larger towns
but the balance OF the hammer will be
made here in Jasper under the suporvis,
ion Of Mr.. Whitcscll.
II tho enterprise turns out rs well as
the company hoIes, manufacturing
establishment may be opened in Jasper
10y which the entire machine can he
manufactured.
Mr. Nhilescl's friends hope tina,
bis Liightcst dreams may hc realized.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Bost n Items.

Messrs & 3 Nail and Nelson
William. transacted business in Pitts
burg, Kansas, the latter part Of last
week.
\ II Joyce went to Carthage Monday,
CA Harrington weLt to Kan sas City
Sunday.
Mrs Geo Pond returned to h home 10
TT Scott THURSDAY.
I. W. Box is visiting his mother and
sister this week.
Sam holland spent Saturday and Sun
day with Estell joyce
Mrs Mary BatemSn spent last week
with her daughter Mis- Nall.
Homer Stockdule made flying trip tC
Lamar Saturday.
n ISIS Edith Thompson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parouts in Lamar
Mrs. I. \. Lee visiting her parent,
| this week.
The social at Mr. aud Mrs & 4 Harring
tons Wednesday was vol attended, Al
report good time.
Joseph David Hahn spent Sunday il
this city.
Prof + A Lee passed through our burs
Sunday
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
The "High.Low Gang Plow
beats them all. } p Leiss Grain Go


"JuSt in the nick Of time our little boy
was saved" writes Mrs. W. Watkins oI
PleIs vat City, Ohio. "Pneumpuia had
played sad havoc with him and a terrible
cough set in besides. Doctors treated
him, but he grew worse every day. AZ
length We tried Dr. Kings New Discover!
for consumption, and our darling WA,
saved. He's now sound, and we'll
Every body ought to know, it's the onl
cure for coughs, colds and all Lung dis
eases. Guaranteed by Webb Bros
Price zoe and 81 %. Trial bottle free.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

lower than week ago, on accoun Of
the disappc hitting markets for beef steers
Today the market is Flow OF beef steers,
strong on cows aud stockerS and feeders.
a great many more fat cattle made their
appearance recently, than were expected,
and this kind has sold more unsatis.
factorily than any other kind. Tho
mild weather Of past two days has
stimulated stooker sud feeder trade, and
they Arv selling from 1915 to 3,25 for
medium to choice grades. Top beef
steers brought . co today, and some eH'
ira choice heifers sold at 4.40
Hog receipts here last week were "a,
O9l, 60O0 more than previous week, and
1000 less than same week last year. The
week closed with loss of 20 cents on
heavy hogs; less than that o. medium
o light weights, The market WAS
over yesterday, but made slight re-
coSery to'day. Top price yesterday was
.owest top since middle Of February.
Best price today is 8 20, bulk of sales
30 10 O'lU' Lack ui support 10 pruVi5-
lous is given as a rrason Tor existing low
prices for hogs.
Sheep receipts last week we're %, 734,
practically the same as previous week;
also SANE as corresponding well last
year, Lambs made up large majority
Of receipts, and quality Of same was very
ordinary. The market was steady on
best lambs, aud yeJrings, Is to p cents
lower OF common lambs; ~ 10 20 cents
higher on wethers aud ewes. Market to
lay il steady on lambs aud warnings 10
20 % cents higher than Friday Oh ewes,
and Reathers The best lambs sold to,
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
A DELIGHTFUL PARTY,
MIR. And frs. John 0addis
Entertain.


Mr. and Mrs John Gaddis entertained
a large party Of friends Thursday even
ing, .March 10, at their homo seven miles
south Of Jasper. The evening was spent
in games and music, after which owing
to the custom of leap year the boys were
auctioned oil for partners 10y their
shgd Jws on curtain aud Ne0t to the
highest bidder.
Dainty refreshments were served at a
late hour ard the guests returned %
their homes pleased with tie evening >
entertainment.
Those present wore Misses Lizzie
Howie, Pearl King, Grace Fiemiugs,
Ollie and Ethel Robinson, Lizzie Griffin,
Emma Woods, Mable aud Anna Camp
bell, Ethel RIDDLE, Gertic Owings, MRhle
Joue7, Lena Little. Messrs Irwin
Brown, Herman Hoover, Earn > Griffin
Bon Robinson. Clarence King, Csc r
Faskin, Bert Shoemaker, Frank aud
Tom Grow, John Franklin, Choever
Riddle, Loan L yIur, Arch aud a bert
Rice, Ellsworth and Neal Campbell,
Messrs and Mesdam,s I h, mpspn, Rhine
heart, Fred Clandali, Fred Gresham, ii
G. Griffin.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Dewey.
Sunday

Mrs. Lillian Col aud Mr.. Newhouse
were married ut Carthage and went to
Craig, OK. to live, The Deweyites wish
them Joy and happiness in their new
house
Mrs. Enola Stone Of Pittsburg, Kansas
has been visiting Mrs. KiIlingsworth at
Carytowu,
Mr.. Schott has moved his drill from
Crauns farm aud shaft is being dug
Mineral prospects good.
The Desey school closes Friday ana
Carytown closes Wednesday.
Mr. CampbelI's family have the Rose
ola.
Miss Grace Flemming spent Sunday
in Carthage visiting Mrs, Boland,
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

singer and family. All report fine
time
90 Saturday night there was a party
at Walter Cline's with u big crowd and
another good time, and on Sunday night
a crowd Of eighteen spent the evening
with Emmett Carey. With music, soug
and chat the evening passed of yer,
pleasantly.
Several in the settlement wen. to New
Providence to church.
Mr., and Mrs. Martins went to Grand
pa PalmateeFs Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
KANSAS CITY STOCK nARKET.
Market Letter From Our Correspon.
dent

We have made arrangements with
John NJ Hnzelton, Live Stock Currespon.
Dent, Of Kansas City, to furnish US II
Live Stock Letter each week, which We
hope will be Of interest to orr readers
who are interested in live stock. The
following is this weeks letter.
Special to the jasper News.
KtpsaS Guy, Mo, Tuesday, March %
1871, Cat /. receipts IA; Kansas City
last week were -, GAG, about 600 moro
than pteyi Us week, and 400 more than
sam week last year. Too many cattle
We're IN sight at all the markets, aud
lower prices were the result rs the week
advanced. 500 was top price for beef
steers laid On Tuesday Of last week.
Various kinds of cattle declined from 10
t. - cts except cows and butcher stud
which closed the week about steady win
close vi previous week. The supply for
tao days this week Is mo drraie al LOCO
head. Beet catIlu were barely steady
YESTERDAY, but CONS and Lu,cner stuff
sDld strong; stuckers and f,c,irT- strong
to ID cts higher, with 'hr exception OF
he@hy Feeders, which are II ~ - cents
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
School Notes.

Don't fail to attend I he Elocutionnry
contest TO be given close Of school
Airil p H. will 10 good.
Several Of the High School Students
are TO take the examination for teachers
&c. tficate before Superintendent Hard
away tomorrow and Saturday. The
little reviewing that they have had for
this test has been done in connection
with ihrir regular studies. All credit
and honor to these young people VINO are
preparing themselves for places Of trust
and responsibility.
Fair weather and regular attendance
are contributing to excellent school
spirit aud unusual interest 10 studies.
II they could be kept comfortable aud
healthy the whole term through. They
would CERTAINLY be a. good ut OF pupils
~ ean be found in tho state. Good
Schools are seldom fou nd in poor houses.
Students who drop out OF school at
this time can not hope to be promoted
with thrir classes, therefore all should
rrmaia till the close. Ii is unfortunate
indeed that some must quit to work but
next 80 r school work must LAY the
price.
No play this week but the old.
fashioned game Of base ball. 1t seems
that tho Toys OF the Grammer school are
shout a. fine a. players Of their class
set to be Tor they have the reputation
Of bcing able to hold down the IL s
team,
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
InNau,mntoty RhsumatIn, -
cured.

William Sbatfer, brakeman Of Dean
son, Ohio, was confined to his ed 70
several weeks with inhammatory rheu.
matism. ~ used many remedies" be
says. FINALLY sent 10 McCaw's drug
store tor bottle Of Chamberlain s PAIN
Balm, at which time l was unable TO use
hand or foot, aud in one week 5 time was
able to 70 10 work as happy as clam -
For safe by Wehh BROS,
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted by the ", Z. I. U.

Tho Herburu-Doliver Bill and tn,
Reed SmOot decision are still before eou
gress. When those battles are Won and
settled rightthe W G 7 U can say th4y
helped.
Mrs lugais Of ST Louis calls for funds
for the water fou Tins. Unions lease
help or send word you cannot i'm.
mediately.
The NJ Moriah union meets with Mr.
Emry aai plans arr bning m.In for @
contest
f. County Convention will Dee inlAuri.
Commence noN tn mako preparations q,
sttrud. Mike icp ,r,s ard o t forge
20 wear yvur White Ribbons.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Butter and eggs wanted at
STATIONS,
WORKING Overtime,

Eight hour laws are ignored by thosr
tireless, little workers DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work,
night and day, curing Indigestion, Bill
business, constipation, Sick Headache
aud all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troub-
les. Easy, plcassut safe, sure. Only
2jc at Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Corn Chop at $l.00 per hundred
at the j. p. Leiss Grain Elevator.
eought the Herman Rotsch Farm.

/. II. Harmon has bought the Her
man Rotsch farm OF l20 acres located
six miles south Of Jasper on Dry Fork.
The consideration was 5000, which
would he ell CO 23 per acre. Mir.
Rotsch rented the place for the season.
Mr Harmon lives n'ar by on u doe
farm aud bought the place for an in
vestmrnt
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

Iftroubl"d Nirh weak digestion, helch
log or sour stomach, use chHmLerlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets ao1 you will
got quick relief. For rnle b, MeLb bros
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Shoes At Bright.

Have Just received q complete line c
Clover Brand Shoes. All sizes, Com
and see them aud get prices.
j. +. BRIGHT.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

day at 5.6J; yearlings . 10; ewes, $50;
aud wethrrs 4.sj. Common to medium
lambs bring 80 to $50.
JNO. NJ. HAZELTON.
Live Stock Correspondent
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

II w Whitaker pays the highest price
for game aud iurs. l4-tf
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Burial Association.

Come ia and join the Burial Assoeia
ton, ID. W. Teeter, agent, ear
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24
Garden Seeds.

We have just received our new supply
OF northern grown garden seeds which
are tine. Call aud zee them at j. +
Bright's.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

II W Whittak'r pal 5 tn Highest price
OF game and Furs. li.l.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

Oyera|is and jackets at The
Racket Store.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

4 TaNorits RsUrsdy For Babies
lts pleasant tast aud prompt cures
have made chamberlain's cough Remedy
fayorite with the mothers OF small
children. ltGlic ly cures then coughs
ana colds and prevents any danger Of
pneumonia or other serious consequences
II not obly cures Group, but Whun Civ N
as Soon rs the croupy cough appears will
prevent the attack For sale by Webb
nrNa.
The Jasper news., 1904-03-24

Finest Liue oi Rl5b,r tir
Bnggie5 you over saw. j. + Leiss
Grain 20.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02

The Albert Pike Memorial Temple,
which is to be erected on Geary street,
between Fillmore and Steiner, promises
TO be one of the most imposing and
picturesque structures in San Fran
cisco.
The building will take it's name from
the late General Albert Pike, who was
one Of the greatest lights in Scottish
Freemasonry. The temple, which has
been designed by T. Paterson Ross,
will be Of Romanesque architecture.
The front will be of buff brick and
terra Gotta.
This new Masonic Temple, which will
cover 50 feet by 137 and will be three
stories high, will contain one of the
most perfect and costly scenic outfits
in America, and the stage will be fitted
with the latest and most complete i'm
provements.
The temple is to be used exclusively
by the California bodies" as a cathe-
dral and, of course, with the addition
of social rooms for its members. 1t
will be the first building of its kind in
California and actually the first
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
OWES HIS LIFE
TO HIS "PACK"
Man Is Hurled Fifty Feet
by a Locomotive, but Is
Saved by Roll of Blankets
ESCAPE is MIRACULOUS
Victim Is Slightly Injured
and Declines an Offer of a
Free Ride on the Train
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, July Hurled fifty feet
in the air by a passenger. train that
was running thirty miles an hour, and
escaping with a few severe bruises
was the experience of Charles Ehman
between College Park and this city this
afternoon. A large bundle of blankets
carried on his back. which acted as a
buffer for the blow struck by the loco
motive is what saved the mans life.
Ehman, who is a laborer about 80
years Of age, was walking to San Fran
cisco.
There is a double track at the point
where the man was struck, and in
stepping from the track to avoid a
northbound train he walked directly in
front of one going the opposite direc-
ton. The engineer sounded a warning,
but it was too late. Ehman was hurled
fifty feet into the air and fell to the
ground. The train was stopped and
the crew expected to pick up a dead
man. Ehman was found sitting on the
side Of the road looking around for his
hat. He was offered a ride into the
city and medical aid by the railroad
physician. He declined and said that
he would be all right in a short time
Later the police received a telephone
message that the man was near the
woolen mills and could not walk The
patrol wagon was sent after him and
he was brought to the receiving hospi-
tai DR.. Grissim, the railroad physi-
clan, examined him, and found that no
bones were broken and that aside from,
a few bruises and the effect of the
shock Ehman would be all right in
few days. He was sent to the county
hospital TO rest up. The bundle of
blankets saved the mans life.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
FRENCHMEN STUDYING
AMERICAN CONDITIONS

Among the guests at the st. Francis
Hotel are two observing Parisians,
one, CASTOR Alberti, representing the
Ministry of Commerce of France, and
the other. Paul Desachy, editor of lie
Steele. They have come to this coun-
try TO study conditions among all
classes of people, Alberti intending to
incorporate his observations in re-
port to his department, while Editor
Desachy will use his as the founda-
ton for a number of interesting arti-
cles for his paper. During their few
days stay in San Francisco they have
been travelling about constantly and
have been deeply interested in the
sights of the city. On their way to
the coast the Frenchmen visited the
ST. Louis Exposition and in returning
eastward they purpose to go to yell
lowstone Park.
With a view of assisting the visi-
tors in cleaning every possible infor-
nation regarding San Francisco the
California State Board of Trade,
through Secretary L. NJ. Fletcher, has
been showing them attention. The
board has arranged a reception for
them at its rooms this morning at 8
o'clock. H. P. Stabler of the Sacra-
mento Valley Board of Trade will be
present at the reception in the hope
OF inducing the visitors to make a
trip through the northern part of the
State.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Personal.

Or. B. Williams Of Fresno is at the
Lick.
P. J. Flanagan, a capitalist of Reno.
is at the Grand.
Edward Fisher, a business man of
Nacaville, is at the Lick.
W. H. Stimson, a lumber man of
Los Angeles, is at the Palace.
W. s. Arnold, a mill man of Los An
geles, and his wife are at the Grand.
II. Drescher, one of Sacramento's
leading merchants is at the St. Fran
els.
Dionisio Torres, a wealthy resident
Of Fuerte Sinaloa, Mexico. is at the
Lick.
State Controller E. P CoIgan is
down from Sacramento and staying n
the Lick.
j. c. Ralston, the well known min
ing man, returned yesterday from a
visit to Eureka and is registered at the
Palace.
w. E. Dodge, a prominent manu-
facturer of New York, and D. H.
Cousins, a business man OF Pittsburg,
arrived at the Palace yesterday.
Charles Cooke Wanamaker. city ed
itor Of the Philadelphia Public Led
ger, who is making a tour of the
coast, has been in this city for several
days.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
CaIifornians i'm New York.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The following
Californians are registered at the
hotels in New York:
From San Francisco y Miss E.
Brerse. at the Holland; ]. NJ. Francis
and E. A. Francis, at the Hotel York;
A. Genthe, at the Imperial; Miss Z. F.
Johnson, at the Holland; H. E. Low
and wife, at the Hoffman; Miss Mont
gomery and w. w. Morrow, at the
Holland; o. S. Orrick Jr., at the Park
Avenue; ]. Tyson, NJ. Tyson, Miss NJ.
Tyson, Miss ]. Tyson and G. A. Tyson,
at the Holland House; j. c. Aird, at
the Cosmopolitan; z. Beverzin, at the
Grand Union; the Misses Ludlow, at
the Grenoble; L. Mcintosh and wife, at
the Cosmopolitan, and R. A. StackweI
at the Netherland.
From Los Angeles. Z. Burton
and A. c. Burton, at the Gilsey House:
r. r. Goode. at the Darlington; C. r.
Hickson and wife and A. S. Shook and
wife, at the Bartholdi.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
France Is Not Inclined to
Accept Apology for At
tack on Her Minister
SENDS A CURT DEMAND
Says Palace Guards Who
Took Part in Affair Must
Be Summarily Punished
Special Dispatch to The Call.

WASHINGTON, July 1. - United
States Minister Powell, at Port au
Prince, Hayti, has reported to the
State Department that the Haytian
Government yesterday, with much pub
lie pomp, made apology to the French
Minister because his carriage was
stoned by the palace guards. The
French Minister'S wife is the sister of
Mayor Mcclellan of New York. The
French Government is not satisfied,
however, and the Haytian authorities
have been curtly informed that the
persons guilty Of the outrage upon the
representative of France must be sum-
marily punished. What the result of
this demand is has. not yet been re-
ported to the State Department.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
v ALKS FORTH
STARK NAKED
Scantily RObed as Truth
j. L. Smith WanderS Along
Street in the Daylight
REJECTS ALL GARMENTS
He Declines the Offer OF
Handkerchief and Barrel,
but Is Finally Clothed

AS naked as truth, ]. L. Smith
started TO promenade Kearny street
yesterday morning.
In these artificial days when South
Sea Islanders bow to the proprieties
to the extent of palm leaves-and when
even summer bathing girls wear some
thlng-Smith's retrogression in dress
reform caused something Of a sensa-
tion.
Casting of his clothing, he emerged
from his lodgings at 52S Kearny street
and ambled up the street There were
those who belieyed a ghost had walked,
and an unmarried elderly lady shrieked
and swallowed set of teeth.
He did not even have a necktie on"
she said.
Lightly as a wood nymph, though
terrifying as a Satyr, and as care free
as old Adam, Smith trotted along the
sidewalk. The crowd parted for him,
and women, after the first terrified
glance, seemed intensely interested in
the distant horizon.
A laborer on his way to work held out
a bandana handkerchief to the man
who had gone back to nature with a
rush. For decency's sake wear some
thing" pleaded the son OF toll.
ScOrnfully the naked man waved
aside the gift. Let me alone" he
shouted, I'm Cod
A hand-me-do vendor of garments
saw a possible customer and clutched
at the maniac. Step right in, sir,
said the clothier; "fit you out in ten
minutes from tip to toe. Show you
some fine garments, sir; step right in.
By herculean effort the naked man
tore himself away from the shark and
burst into a saloon at Pine and Kearny
streets. With great presence Of mind
the bartender quickly knocked the head
from a beer barrel and passed it over
to Smith. Wear this" entreated the
bartender. But the garment did not
appeal to Smiths fastidious tastes.
Corporal O'Meara, who alighted from
a passing car, rushed into the saloon
and cast a table cloth over Smiths
body. CARRIED in this improvised toga
Smith was taken to the City Prison.
He has been mentally unbalanced for
some time and was considered a harm
less religious crank.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
STATE EPWORTH LEAGUE
= MEETS IN STOCKTON

= STOCKTON. July 1.-The thirteenth
Estate ~Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South got down
II business to-day. and sessions will be
= held. daily and in the evenings until
. Sunday night. There are nearly $50
: delegates present from all parts Of the
State.
=: To~day's session was opened with the
Conservation services, led by Rev. NJ.
-gI6dgesOn Of this city. Rev. J. c. Woot-
:en Of Berkeley spoke on The Law" as
: connected with Bible study. Rev. W.
A orr rendered q vocal solo. The morn
ing session was concluded with the
: :class-m meeting, led by Rev. A. Odom OF
La Grande.
. NJ Knox White OF Los Angeles
opened the afternoon session by lead
ing in the devotfons. Rev. J. {. WOOten
spoke on the subject The Prophets"
and made. a. very interesting address
w Frank Greenleaf presided over the
department Of worship. President c.
Il. Paine Of the local chapter interested
The delegates with an address on
Unity Of Sympathy in the Devotional
'-zrEice" and Horace y. Caldwell of
:Oakdare spoke Of The Relation Of For
.inality 70 Spirituality" Interesting re-
marks were made by William Kirkland
-Jr. n Merced on Harmony in the De-
votl1naL"