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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
DAN PATCH BEAT
HIS OWN RECORD
And Ten Thousand People Went
Into a Frenzy of Enthusiasm.
MADE MILE IN I::55 IA
AND THE SPECTATORS THREW
HATS AND WRAPS IN AIR
AND cHEEREo THE GREAT
SON OF JOE PATcHEN

Lexington, Ky. Oct. 7--Dan Patch.
k-ng OF PAGERS today slipped three.
quarters Of second from his own
worlds record, negotiating Thu mia
in 1:55h.
4 crowd Of ten thousand was #.
ready In a high state of enthusiasm,
over the smashing of the 1905 raee
record and the worlds three heat II.
cord successively. and when Dan
Patch's time was hung out, The excite
ment approached frenzy.
Cheering people threw tlalr hats
and wraps IN the air and swarmed INFO
the track DESPITE the efforts Of the III.
iicemen. the ovation continuing sever.
al minutes
The great son uf joe Patchen ana
Aeilika appeared for his trial at i
o'clock. The track was lightning faat
and there was no wind and weather
conditions We're ideal. Scott Ht,dfan
was tho pacemakeF.
a strip of cloth between the wheels
.of The forward sulky To prevent tia
q r. being thrown behind was the univ
s'1Egestis \ Of wind shield
HersFy was behind Dan Patch There
were cheers when 2eatk was fnng out
for the first quarter. Dams nose was
allnoa against Hudson's ooat ana tha
crowd began yainly yelling to Hudson
~ move up. Hope was stimulated
when SIN was posted fpr the half
Ilif excitement became intense when
the three quarters was passed III
4 s2f'5 54 and tho spectators began shoa,ts
ing encnnfa cement Tu urfvHrs.
Into The stretch the great paras
still Keeping his even. seemingly N.
fortlesa tsride. the runner at hIs gulky
wheel began ~ crawl up. Hudson
gave little more rein bnt Hrrsoy
sat like \ statue. not urging Hill charge
with whip oil word
Dan Patch made I'D supreme effort
Tic just finished the mile HI ia had
begun II Hc had scarcely broken into
u Weat when led back to receive the
plandits Or the crowd.
" W Savage, his owner. had the
announcer publicly thank Hudson for
ms work ~ pacemaker FIe also af-
nouneed that Dan Patch On Wednesday
would bc sent against the record of
~ 5sh made without d,st shield
Lascanda broke the worlds race rec
ord IN the second heat Of The 2.0t
pace IN 2s02 fiat The old recora ~
2;o2A WIS held by Dan II. Wilson.
stake $4,000, 2:2o pace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
NO TRUTH IN THE
REPORTED PLOT
TO OVERTHROW GERMAN RULE
Nv SOUTHWEST AFRICA az
THE RoERs Rs~TEAMsrERs HAD
PLANNED no STEAL CATTLE

Berlin. oct The government
mas received an answer from Gen
Won Trotha, commanding ,ne German
forces in Southwest Africa. to The
cahled request for information con,
cerninG the reported Boer plot TO over.
throw German rule in Southwes,
Afr ca
Trotha says a certain young Boer in.
formed the Wtudhoek police thai
teamstcrs from Cape Colony who we're
In the German service had formulated
2 plan to attack German wagon train
accompanied by herd OF cattle which
they meant 10 steal and drive across
the British frontier The police mr..
rested four rnglraders and retained
Them pending an investigation There
was no evidence, Won Trotha said.
that they were conspirng with the
natives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
STUDENTS
Made Ready to pissect the Body az
His Father, Sought Hy Son.

~ Louis, Mo, Oct. AFTER 4
search Of months Harry Meeker today
FOUND The corpse OF his father III the
dissectinR table of the Marion sims.
beaumont Medical College.
IN few minutes the body would
nave been cut into pieces by the stu,
dents. and would In all probability.
nave been mangled beyond identifica-
lion When he recovered from tho
mock he ordered the remains removed
from the dissectine table and prepared
for burial. Harry Meetker is an engi.
neer and lives at ig1i Choutcau ave.
nue. Oscar Meeker. his father was
70 years old. and quite feeble. They
became separated. and the son did not
seetha old man fer months.
fhe decedent was found dead In
bed at lodging house at 721 Morgan
street, September 20. No relnt vcs
being found the hody was delivered To
inc Anatomical Board, which Ia turn
gave II Ia the college.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
DR.. HART SAYS
HE'S NOT GUILTY
SON OF MILLIONAIRE CHARGED
WITH HENious CRIME is
PLACED ON TRIAL-sAYs HE
TRIED TO SAVE GIRLS LIFE.

Chicago, Oct. 7,-Dr. Oliver r. Hart
the Rogers Park physician. was form.
ally charged today with the murder
charge was made by Inspectorhrdu
OF 10-year-old Irene Klokow. The
charge was made by Inspector Shippy
in warrant issued by Police Magis-
trate Theodore Hayer, at the Chicago
avenue station.
Hart was formally arraigned, plead
ed not guilty and was held without
bail
Trembling from the effects of NOR.
phlne, ply ically and mentally weak
and helpless, DIR. Hart granted an in.
terview to reporters in Inspector Shin.
pys office. He denied having killed
irene klokow, the 10-year-old girl left
IN his care by her 13-year old sister.
Unable TO think clearly when re-
auired TO answer searching quest ons.
the physician sought refuge in the
declaration: Il don't know"
lie is crippled and limped about the
room IN attempts to pace to and fro.
Attimes he reeled and caught at the
furniture for support. Momentarily
be put his thin yellow fingers to his
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
SURRENDERED
TO Prevent the Murder Of His Brother
and a Suicide.

Columbus. Ohio Oct. 7.-~George sto,
phef who once conducted a drugstore
IN McCopnelsviile and in Pennsylvan.
Ia, Morgan county, went to Central Po
nee Station this evening and demand.
81 that ne beiocked up to keen him
from killing his brother and commit.
ting suicide.
stopfler stated that he had lost
money on the races recently. His
brother, whom he said he intended 10
fx, II J. M. Stopher, mechanic Of
pemlock, Preble County. The brother
ne says, borrowed money from him
ana he would not pay II back. When
searched notes for several hundred
dollars. including one for $3.50 given
by his brother were found, with tho
latesttatyle revolver He undoubted.
lS mad tried to use the gun, as ii con.
tanned rim fire cartridges. Each of
them showed the impression Of d cen
Ter fire piece, which 1t proved 10 be.
He was held for safekeeping.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
LARGE REWARD
FOR MURDERERS
HAS BEEN OFFERED IN HOPES OF
APPREHENDINc FlENos WHO
KILLED BABY AND INJURED
ITS MOTHER.

Middletown, n. Y, Oct. THE con.
dition of Mrs. Ingerick, one Of the vic.
tins of the mysterious murders re-
mained unchanged today. Close watch
is being kept on her in the hope that
she may recover consciousness suffi-
ciently to give some clue to the MUIR
derers. Physicians in attendance do
not believe she can recover. Her hus.
band, Martin lngerick, from when she
separated several years ago, is at
Wurtsboro, Sullivan county. A large
reward has been offered for apprehen
son OF the murderers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
ON HER FACE
People Sat, and the Cleveland Girl
Asked $4,000 Damages.

Cleveland, Ohio Oct. 7.--'T don't
want anybody to SIT. upon nv face !
said Miss Rose Peterka, beautiful
East End gri living At ~ Gilbert
ltreet, tonight IN speaking of the suit
for $1,000 she brought today against
!. \. Donemark, manufacturer of sofa
d lows.
nonsfnark recently brought out 4
sofa pillow, the covering Or which hore
2 picture resembling Miss Pterka. and
sold them all over the East End. Miss
Feterka says that the photograph from
Which the pillow cover was made
must have been stolen from her home.
Judge Kennedy issued an order re-
strainina Donemark from selling any
more Rosa Peterkas pillows.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
BARS GIFT TO
FEDERAL COURT
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ATTORNEY
N PRESENTS OIL PORTRAIT or
SALMON p. CHASE TO u. s.
CIRCUIT COURT.

Springfield ILL.,, Oct 7.---An oil nor.
trait Of Salmon r. Chase, of Ohio, for
many years member Of the supreme
court CT the United States was pre-.
sented by the members of the bar Of
Southern Illinois to the United States
circuit and district court for the
Southern District Of Illinois this after
noon the ceremony akng place in the
court room
Governor Deneen made the presen.
tation speech, and was followed BY
Ohio who delivered an address on
Salmon Portland Chase.
Governor Hanley, of Indiana. made
an address on "Statesmanship and
Politics and former United States
Circuit Judge jenkins. OF Wisconsin.
made an addressr
Judge otis Humphrey Of the United
States court, Southern District III Illi-
nols. responded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
A POLITICAL WARNING.

Washington. Oct, THE Civil SER
vice Commission Is preparing to for.
ward circular letter to all Govern
ment employees warning them against
.campa gn contributions. The neces-
sity OF the warning was emphasized
by the investigation Of differences be-
tween the postmaster at Goshen. Ind.
and his clerks, Mr.. Green reported
that the clerks told him that during
me campaign of 1902 they had con.
fributed per cent, Of their salaries
to the republicans through United
Circuit Judge Baker, who is, said to
nave admitted the truth of the state.
ment,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
POSSE AND SAFE
BLOWERS FIGHT
ONE BANDIT KILLED AND TWO
MORALLY INJURED N MEN
WHO ROBBED POST OFFICE
TAKEN AFTER ENCOUNTER.

Wild Rose. Wis, Oct 7,-one ban.
at was killed, two probably mortally
wounded and one other apprehended
tonight in desperate fight with fifty
armed citizens of this village aroused
by the burglary of the post office and
attempted looting of the state bank
early this morning.
The bandits were caught in the for.
est e'ght miles from the village and
fought with guns for an hour and a
half. The fourth man did not sur.
render until his companions were shot
down.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
TERRIBLE DEATH
of the Young Groom Witnessed Nv
Flffy People, Including Ladies.

Muncie. Ind Oct Fired Morrison
aged " Of Anderson, was cut to pieces
by Biz -Four freight train directly In
front " fhe Union Depot this after.
neon while attempting to alight from
between two hox cars. His head was
cut III. both arms were severed and
both legs cut from the body. leaving
the trunk devoid OF limb or head Fifty
people were standing on tins depot nlat
form waiting for tran and were eve
witnesses to the accident, many ladies
hiding their faces from tho Erewsoms
sight The young man had bride az
but few months. AMI was coming 10
Muncie % seek employment He was
In the company Of G Al BIdwell also
Of Anderson ,#
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
CASE
Against Paper Company Not Appeal
able and Trial Must Proceed.

st. Paul. Oct, Judge Vandeventer
N the United States District Court
this afternoon decided that the case
OF the United States vesus the General
Paper Company was not appealabIe.
This decision related to motion for
= stay Of the previous order of the
court pending an appeal to the United
States Supreme Court. The court to-
gay orders the officers of the Paper
companies TO answer the questions
asked before Special Examiner Taylor,
ana that they must produce their
books
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
FIRST COUSIN
Was Her Bctrothed and They Were
Refused Marriage License.

New Orleans, Oct - When she
round that the laws of Louisiana for.
nade the marriage Of first cousins
Miss Anna Bcloit one Of the hand
somest girls In Gneydan, La., went
from the Parish clerks office, where
sne had gene with her lover to secure
the marriage License, TO her home and
'ook dose Of sHychnine. which re-
sui'ed ~ hcr deaM d few hours after.
M'ss Beloit and her cousin. Philoiean
helolt, nave been lovers for several
years and u was known all over The
parish tha' they were soon to be mar
planter
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
ELECTRICITY.
viii Be Sold to Farmers il indians
So They Can Work Easily.

Wabash. Ind. Oct. H. The Ut
Wayne and Wabash Valley traction
line, operating 80 miles of interurban
road, today sent to farmers along the
line an offer to furnish power ID run
The machinery an farms Gasoline
ana seam engines are used exten-
sfveiy by farmers. but corn sheiling.
iced cutting and other work ii done by
hand. ana the company proposes to
furnish dynamcis and build a line for
IA distance Of one mile on each side of
The tracks at cost If rhe farmers will
agree 10 pay reasonable sum per
year Ter the current the company ex-
pe@'s % build up a bg demand f0r
power In q field without electric ser,
vice FarmeTa generally favor the
project.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08

iora hfad and wrinkled hts brow as Ii
using great efforts to concentrate his
thoughts~@When his frail misshapen
body was exhausted he sank into d
chair and half swconed
~ did not give Irene drug and dia
not maitreat her, while She was un.
conscious. After she died injected
morphine into my own body 10 quiet
my nerves. T practsced medicine in
~ Louis and had similar case. A
child was rendered unconscious by
swallowing opium IN cough mixture.
! revived the child and saved It's life
by the treatment which failed with
Irene
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
He BALKED At
THE INVITATION
ROOSEVELT REFUSES TO AID THE
PHiLAoELPHIANs WHO CAME
TO HIM WITH APPEALS IN
THEIR HOUR OF NEED.

washington, d. c., 0cts T.. Efforts
on the part of the Republican orpaiza
ton OF Philadelphia to enlist the aid
OF the National Administration in II,
hsnt for continued control are destined
10 failure, The organization is now en-
gagged in desperate struggle with in
dependent Republicans, under the lead
ershlp of Mayor Weaver, of PhiladeI
phla. The revolt is extending beyoud
the municipal boundaries, but is espec
Tally marked In the City of Brotherly
Love, where II had ITS inception. MANY
times In the recent past vigorous
eampa gns have been conducted
against the organization by the inae
pendents. bur the one now In prt gregs
Is by FAR most strenuous.
The leaders OF the machine do not
pretend TO deceive themselves with
the idea that the situation Ii moi ser.
ious, and are doing everything in their
power TO stem the tide Of insurrection
against their domination. In order to
strengthen their position they have
characterized themselves ais Roose
Eeit Republicans, and declared that
they stand for every principle which
the President represents. Ana. with
the idea Of further confonndine thei-
opponents they have invited members
OF the presidents cabinet To make
speeches for their ticket. The recip
rents of these invitations have npt yef
resp fnded, but 1t Ii understood they
VIII make excuses for declining them
fhis Will he done with the advice ami
consent Of the President himaelf.
when the matter WAS submitted 10
Inc president he was somewhat embat.
rassed, because the appeal for All
came from an organization which Ill
sisted IN piling UP h majority of nearly
half million for him III Pennsylvania
last November 1t was difficnl under
the circumstance to turn d deaf ar
70 call from such Il source, fnr graz. j.
1hde ~ ems of his strong traits. But
after niscNssiug the question Min,
some of hill official advisers ha fiass
abQut COME tp the conclusion not fn
permit the Administration 10 ia DRAG.
ECO into the factional fisht. There N.
no doubt that Secretary Root advised
MIN 70 take this position. for It was
the Secretary who, while acting Al
special counsel for Mayor Weaver
several months ago. designated tho
Philadelphia machine as corrupt
and criminal combination masu,,er-
adlne as Republicans 1t Ii perhaps
aipefiieus to add thar Mr.. Root III
not one of the cabinet men to whom
an invitation has been extended hy the
organization.
In holding aloof from the factionaI
luairel IN the Keystone state the pres
dent safely advances the argument
nat ne Is following precedent iii
'uch matters II will be recalled thar
year ago, when the Wisconsin Rc
'upiicans were split in Two he was.
'areiul not g involve himself with
slther faction. He has taken simi
ar stand under Ike circumstances as
2 other states. Therefore the cabinet
who have been asked ID make
speeches In Philadelphia this fan will
rave 70 present some plausible excuse
or their nonacceptance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
WON'T SELL DAN PATCH.

Lexington. Ky Oct Wv NJ. Saw.
age tonight confirmed the rep~rt that
? New York syndicate had offered him
Slso,ooo for Dan Patch. who today
broke The world pacing record, Saw
age SAID that be had wired the syndi
cate that $500 Ooo would nor tempt
him to part with the champion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
MOTHER AND SON BURNED

Cleveland, o., Oct Mrs. Gustave
Bigham, 81 Years Old, and her son ELL
ward. 30, wers fatally burned here TO.
night by. an explosion sf gasoline
which occurred while Mrs Bigham was
preparing supper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
800 VILLAGES DESTROYED.

Rome Oct According To the lat,
est official reports three hundred vii
lages were destroyed by The recent
earthquake In the province of Calabria.
Reconstruction work, 1t IL estimated
Will cost about 100000 900.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
A NEW GAG.

New York, Oct 7.-Beaten back by
overpewering fumes of ammonia.
policemen attached to the staff of Act.
ing Captain Eggers were able to gain
an entrance to an alleged pooIroom
In Bond street this afternoon oaly by
ascending to the roof through an adj
joining building, and after climbing
down a fire escape, breaking through
an iron door
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
He WENT WRONG
AFTER 70 YEARS
AND STOLE s2ss BUT HIS CON.
SCIENCE HURT HIM AND HE
ASKED THE NEW YORK Po.
LICE TO LOCK HIM UP.

New York, oct. William J. vii,
son entered the police headquarters to.
day and asked TO be locked up. He
SAID he had been employed in the
Army building at st. Paul. but had
skipped out taking 1919 with him.
St. Paul, Oct. Wilson had been
Ior twenty years messenger at Army
headquarters building. He disappear
ca last Monday and il Is reported that
the pay checks of a captain have been
missing since.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
STATE FAIR THE
BEST IN HISTORY
WIEN GATES CLOSED LAST
NIGHT OVER 100000 ATTEND.
ANcE HAD BEEN RECORDED
GATE RECEIPTS 100000,

Springfield, ILL.,. Oct T.--w When the
gates of the STATE faid closed tonight
the most successful fair In the history
'cf the rtatc was ended. Attendance
during the week was over 22O 900.
Gate receipts 100000, against $bl 900
A 1908, the largest previous year.
Total receipts 100000 Or $4,000 over
all expenses
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
HLAcksMIrAs' ELECTION.

~. Paul, Oct THE lntersational
brotherhood Of Blacksmiihs aud Help
ers elected officers today as follows;
President, J. w Kline: first vice
pres dcnf, g. n Cummings. Buffalo.
second vice president, Andrew Car
michael, Winnipeg third vice presi.
dent, ]. y. Henry. St Paul. ( III.
Cu@minNg wns reelected. sE IN N
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
AFRAID TO SHAKE HANDS.

Springfield, Ohio, Oct. Cornelius
Harrington, sc years old was all.
judged insane today He imag,nes than
ne y full Of electricity, and that he
will shock people to death il he shakes
hands with them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
FIVE MEN KILLED.

Fairmount, W. va.,oct. Tn a
head-end collision on ;be B. & O. At
Glover Engtneman b llings, Brake
man ]. Stratton and Conductor G. III
Handley, OF Bridgeport, Ohio, and En-.
gineman G, p. Harrington and Brake
man ". w. Duss. Of McMeichen
were injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
CLERGYMAN REELECTED.

washington, Oct. THE Very Rev
7. Y kearney Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. "a,
gay was re elected provincial Of the
dominican order Of this jurisdiction
which includes practically ali u tho
United States. MN
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08

Grand Forks N. ~, Oct. THE
s@tH ~ the bank of Henscl. a, Hsnsel
N NJ, was blown up BY rpbncrs this
mofntng and all the cash IN II, $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
"A PICTURE EASILY SEEN.

Can't yon iust see congress getting
oil out of brea,h In Is hurry to pass
y law compelling The publication OF
thc amount and source OF all cam
paign contributions?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08

New York, Oct, 7-John II. Gaynor
ana Banjamin p. Greene arrived from
Mohtroal tonight in charge of secret
service cificcrs and United states
mulHarshals n The parsy lcft for s,avan,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08

Anburn. N n, Oct, z-John Moran
was arrested AZ the states prison by
federal Officers, after serving Ave
wears and six months. Moran is want
ed az MagnoliA, WtX an u charKe of
posing az \ special examiner fux INV
peuzion sisparsm men ana xwindIn$
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
ENGLAND is TO
HELP OUT FRANCE
ln Event of War With Germany
According TO Reports
DISCLOSURES ARE MADE
IN PARIS NEWSPAPER THAT HAS
SET DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES
AGO WITH EXCITEMENT
IN BOTH COUNTRIES.

London, Oct. 7-The Paris Mathis
disclosures, purporting to give details
In connection with the resignation OF
Delcasse, because Of the Moroccan eit-
uation, and the sensational statement
that Great Britain not only communi-
Gated to France her intention of sup.
porting France in event of war with
dermany but actually gave details Of
her intent ons regarding the place for
landing trC ps and seizure of the Kiel
canal eres ed much talk in diplomatic
circles today and are published al
length In all the afternoon newspapers
No official expression Of opinion was
pbtainable tonight During that crisis
the Associated Press secured d state.
ment from high official Of the Bril-
lsh foreign office which, to d certain
extent, supports the assertions of the
Matin.
Inc statement referred to said that
Great Britain would welcome defeu
siye alliance with France because ii
would insure long continuance of
european peace by acting as d check
70 German ambitions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08

When wise merchant wants to Eet
fhe ear of the people of Cairo and
vicinity hc places his advertisement III
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08
BURGLARS BLOW SAFE.

Wautoma, Wis, Oct Burglars
blew the safe In the postoffice at Wild
Rose 70 pieces last night and took $500
in stamps and money. An attempt
70 rob the state bank at the same
place failed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08

TO Keep Cutlery From Busting.
Charcoal placed in the box where
cutlery is kept Will prevent rust.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-08

Paris Oct IA marked reaction ii
public sentiment has followed the the
ffanco-German acccrd concerning tna
Morocco conference. Many leading
newspapers are renewing their cam.
paign 81 critic SIN against Germany.
This is due principally to the Bue.
lows open statements fayoring tha
husso.German approachment
The Martin reviews the circum.
stances a ltesraHsuts rftirement from
the foreign office alleging that d n,lm
Der Of sensational events occurred II
Connection with the change DeIcasse
u represented aa making speech til
the ministry, warning them that II
tnoy yielded 10 German demands con.
cerning the Morocco ministry there.
after would always be subject to Ger.
man dictation
The Matin further asserts that Greaf
Britain conveyed definite assurances
GO France Of her readiness 10 mobilize
the British fleet with view of adont
ing aggres i've measures il Germany
attacked France.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-20
Washington Vermonters sugar or"

Washington vermonters Sugar OF. "
The annual maple sugar party Of the
Vermont State association was given at
the National Rifles hail IN Washington,
ID. c.. Thursday evening, Apr. 8.
Music was furnished by an orchestra,
and dancing continued both before and
after supper. A line, formed OF the mem
bers and guests. who were present TO the
number of about three hundred, marched
down into the supper hall. Tall cedars stood
at the corners Of the long tables, upon
hieh huge blocks OF ice, On which to
cool the sugar, were placed at intervals.
The Hon. Hosea b. Moulton, president,
acted as POSTMASTER. The first speaker
was Secretary Shaw. whose subject was
vermont in he Field of Letters" "Ihe
Vermont Lawyer was responded to oy
the Hon. Charles A. Prouty. Commits
sioner Prouty announced that he would
return to Vermont soon to re-enter on the
practice of law. Charles II. Robb, assist
ant attorney general, spoke on "Nermont
LADIES'
The following guests and officers OF the
association were present at the guest
tahle:-Hon. Leslie Nj. Shaw, Hon. and
Mrs. II. b. Moulton, Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Charles II. Darling, Judge and
Mrs. Wendell p. Stafford, Judge and Mrs.
Charles A. Prouty, Hon. and Mrs. Charles
H. RObb, Maj. z. X. Campbell, Hon. and
Mrs. John w. Titcomb, Hon. George X.
Wales and the Rev. James II. Bradford.